Do you love watching hummingbirds dart around your garden? Well – providing them with food in a hummingbird feeder is a great way to keep them returning for more. The only problem – is that ants also love hummingbird feeders….
Every year, when the weather begins to warm up, we look forward to cooking outside over a fire pit and roasting marshmallows with family and friends. In some cases, cooking over an open fire is necessary for survival. Some people…
Did you know that birds aren’t necessarily born with feathers? Most poultry species, including ducks, are born with a thin later of soft immature feathers. After they are born, they are susceptible to chilly temperatures. For that reason, many homesteaders…
Raising small chickens is one of our favorite homesteading activities. We love having fresh eggs every day. Besides the eggs, the best part about raising small chickens is that we can manage effectively with a smaller amount of space. Another…
Despite the common myth circulated about pigs being dirty, unsanitary animals, they’re some of the cleanest around! They don’t like to lay in filthy beds of their own making. So it’s critical to choose the best pig bedding that is…
Over the years, houses have become more expensive. With the skyrocketing cost of living, more folks are looking into alternative housing solutions. For that reason, mobile homes and living on the road in recreational vehicles (RVs) have become popular alternatives….
New to farming? Or maybe you’re thinking about getting a dairy cow to provide your family with all the milk it needs? Smart choice! With the proper care and nutrition, your cows can provide your family with fresh, wholesome milk…
As a homesteader or small farm owner, you have many good reasons to purchase a cow. Not only can you save money by producing your milk and beef, but the quality of both of these will likely be much better…
Are you thinking about raising a feeder pig (or two – or twelve!) on your farm? If so, you’ll need to know a few feeder pig tips to maximize your luck. And no, a feeder pig isn’t just a pig…