Imagine walking a West Sound trail through an open, wooded area on a crisp day in late fall or winter. A charming black, white and gray bird, slightly smaller than a robin, is perched in a bare tree. Its endearing…
Ever wondered when a sheep is too old to breed? Or when a ewe is considered elderly? We looked into issues around breeding, age, health indicators and more! The post How Old Is OLD For Your Sheep? We Have Answers appeared…
Make your own salad dressing with a basic recipe formula for delectable homemade creations. And we’ve got a few recipes to get you started! The post Dress Yourself With Homemade Salad Dressing Recipes appeared first on Hobby Farms.
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If you’re moving and plan on transporting your chickens from one state to another via interstate travel, you need to read up on the rules and do it right. The post Heed Rules If Transporting Chickens Across State Lines appeared…
The next time your loved ones crave a comforting dish that’s warming from the inside-out, turn to an all-time classic with a touch of southern flair. Take inspiration for this Tex-Mex Beef Lasagna from season 3 of “BBQuest: Beyond the…
During the International Meeting on Controlled Environment Technology and Use, Chris Higgins (left), president at Hort Americas, moderated a panel discussion on Indoor Agriculture Economic Viability. Photo courtesy of Hort Americas The International Meeting on Controlled Environment Technology and Use…
Our garden did great this year, but I need a garden shed to store tools closer to it. In this video, watch how I planned the space for a tidy new building. The post Video: Building A New Farm Garden…
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Is there anything more entertaining than watching the aerobatic antics of hummingbirds? Whether they’re visiting for a sip of sugar water at the feeder, zooming through the garden (where you’ll often hear their whirring wings before you see them) or…
