How To Clean Your Animal Housing Naturally
Something I pay close attention to in my home, is the ingredients in the items that I’m using on and around my family. My animals are no exception. Trying to find solutions to cleaning products you can actually trust or create yourself seems extremely overwhelming at first. Here are some things I keep on hand for safe and natural cleaning around the homestead.
Black Oil Sunflower Seeds Vs Corn | Chickens
I’ve heard from many folks that they were advised to raise their meat chickens in the pasture but finish them off on a load of cracked corn. My birds both laying and meat are corn, soy and seed / vegetable oil free and I opt to feed my flock black oil sunflower seeds. Here’s why…
Duck Watering Station
Anyone who has owned ducklings knows, they are frankly quite messy! This little diy duckling watering station has been a life saver on time.
Building A Simple Brooder
Getting ready for chick and duckling season with us as we build a brooder out of scrap materials we had laying around and some odds and ends from the hardware store.
Buying Chickens: Which Breed Is Right For Your Family Land
Maybe you’re overwhelmed with how to start out with chickens or maybe you’re branching out and curious about what other breeds could offer your land + family. Either way, I’ve compiled some beginners info as well as a list of breeds to help you with meat, eggs and more.
A Guide To Caring For Ducks + Having Them Thrive
Keeping waterfowl on you homestead is usually a very different venture for most folks. In this article, learn how to maintain a healthy and thriving flock
All Natural Teat Wipes: for goats and cows
I’m a reader. I love enriching myself in knowledge, especially when it surrounds my passions and so I was completely mortified when I found out that most folks are using water and BLEACH on their milking animals as a disinfectant for the udder + teat region. Let me show you a more natural way that is also easy and affordable…
Flock Blocks: Doughnut style
Much like people, our animals need the proper nutrients to thrive and for us to get the most out of them as a producer. Learn how to make these doughnut flock blocks to add your hen’s diet and to give them an extra boost during the colder months