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How to Make a Wooden Decoy Bird to Protect Your Garden

When my husband started whittling away in his workshop for hours on end, I got a little worried. Surely there were more pressing things to be doing than carving wooden birds?  That was a couple of months ago, and now…

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How to Make Comfrey Oil and Healing Comfrey Ointment Balm

Comfrey is one of my favorite plants with its delicate flowers and hairy leaves.  It lures snails away from my spinach, drops its leaves, and nourishes the earth, and grows so vigorously that it out-competes weeds. And that’s only the…

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How to Fix a Chicken Twisting Head Upside Down

A chicken twisting its head upside down is a disturbing sight. A symptom of wry neck, this condition is easy to treat, if a little time-consuming, and even easier to prevent. Wry neck can be caused by different issues, all…

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What Herbs to Plant Together So They Grow the Best

Benjamin Franklin once said there is “Much virtue in herbs, little in men,” which is why this article will focus on which herbs can be planted together, rather than how to live harmoniously with your husband! This article will also…

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13+ Wonderful Herbs That Like Full Sun for Beginners

Growing your own food is one of the best ways to live a healthier lifestyle. If, however, you’re like me and have more of a purple thumb than a green finger, the concept of growing anything is pretty daunting. In…

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5 Signs of Hoof Rot in Goats and How to Treat It Yourself

All hoofed animals are susceptible to fungal and bacterial infections of the hoof. Horses often suffer from mud fever, greasy heels, and thrush, while our cloven-hoofed friends – sheep, cattle, and goats – are all prone to hoof rot. Whether…