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Read about how beekeeper Stephanie Grant of Sassy Bee Honey in Wilmington, Delaware, puts hive mentality to work for hobby-business success. The post At Sassy Bee Honey, Micro Apiaries Are A Passion Project appeared first on Hobby Farms.
If you love chickens but can’t commit to full-time education, consider becoming an NPIP tester to monitor disease spread among chicken flocks. The post Beyond Poultry Keeping: Becoming An NPIP Tester appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Pascal Baudar’s “Wildcrafted Vinegars” is a comprehensive guide to making (and using) vinegars using both foraged and store-bought ingredients. The post Book Review: “Wildcrafted Vinegars” appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Working efficiently saves time you can spend on other farm projects. Did you know saving 100 seconds per day gains you more than 10 hours per year? The post Tiny Time Savings Can Add Up Around The Farm appeared first…
You can raise sheep as meat livestock on very small acreage for minimal investment—but you need to take a few steps to keep your costs in check. The post Raise Sheep On Small Farms For Economical Meat appeared first on…
Donkeys are effective livestock guardian animals against predatory canines, though effective training and certain considerations are important for keepers. The post Donkeys Make Great Small-Farm Livestock Guardians appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Fall is a lovely season on the farm, but it’s also a time to get things ready in advance for winter. Here are six tasks to complete before cold sets in. The post 6 Falls Tasks To Ready Your Small…
This simple blueberry jam recipe warms things up with red pepper flakes for a sweet and spicy topping that’s great with crackers, toast or all by itself! The post Recipe: Scrumptious Sweet & Spicy Blueberry Jam appeared first on Hobby…
This round of “Say Cheese” contenders includes perky piglets, goats gathered in greeting, a kitten playing peek-a-boo and much more! The post Say Cheese! For Recent Reader Livestock Photos appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Isaiah Powell from DragonSpunk, a San Francisco organization, tells us why local green spaces are so necessary and soil is the new oil. The post DragonSpunk Helps Community Gardens Become Healing Spaces appeared first on Hobby Farms.
