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This tasty take on the classic burger pulls in smokey BBQ sauce, caramelized onions and a perfectly fried egg for a memorable summer meal.

Hay is getting harder to find, and prices during the shortage are through the roof. Here’s what’s going on and tips for feeding your livestock this winter.

Taking precautions can minimize the chance of shipping fever for new pigs, but when a pig falls ill, care and attention can often save the day. The post Preventing & Treating Pig Shipping Fever appeared first on Hobby Farms.

When disaster strikes, it’s important to have an emergency plan in place not just for you, but for your chickens, too. Here are some things to keep in mind. The post An Emergency Plan Is Essential To Keeping Chickens appeared…

Farmers can often find items at discount prices by thrift shopping. But keep these questions in mind to avoid buyer’s remorse this National Thrift Shop Day. The post 3 Tips For Farmers Shopping On National Thrift Shop Day appeared first…

There’s a lot of demand for trees, so it’s worth considering establishing a tree nursery on your small farm. Check out these tips for getting started. The post Tips For Starting & Maintaining A Tree Nursery appeared first on Hobby…

This fermented pineapple salsa recipe makes a sweet and spicy condiment, great for a refreshing summer dip or a topping for fish or chicken. The post Recipe: Spicy Fermented Pineapple Salsa appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Looking to bring your poultry passion indoors or maybe upgrade the chicken coop? Our editors found these 11 items every chicken-keeper should check out! The post Chicken General Store: Chic(k) Decor For The Coop & Home appeared first on Hobby…

When feral chickens made a home in Cindi Fontanilla’s yard in Kalaheo, Hawaii, the birds and their babies brought joy and a sense of purpose with them. The post Chicken Chat: A Little Brown Hen In Hawaii appeared first on…

HOBBY FARMS PRESENTS: GROWING GOOD The post Episode 35: Emily Trabolsi appeared first on Hobby Farms.