Ostrich eggs are delicious, exotic treats that can be prepared in several ways. Regardless of the method you choose when it comes to understanding how to cook an ostrich egg, know that these protein-packed picks are filled with nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, selenium, zinc, and more. Ostrich Egg Basics Ostrich eggs are large, with … Read more
Are you wondering how to start a pig farm business? If so, this article will provide you with all the actionable tips you need to be successful. The Advantages of Starting a Pig Farm Business There are several reasons to consider raising pigs for profit. For one, out of all the farm animals you can … Read more
It’s no secret that farmers are some of the first people to rise in the morning, but you might be wondering, “why do farmers work at night?” While night work is certainly not as common as early morning laboring, farm work doesn’t end just because the sun has set. Why Do Some Farmers Work At … Read more
One of the beauties of dry foods such as grains and seeds is that they have an incredibly log shelf-life. Quinoa is no exception and it reality it will often last well beyond the expiration date that was shown on the packet. Once cooked it can be kept for a short time in the refrigerator … Read more
With more and more people looking for a healthier plant-based diet. You may have been wondering what wonderful alternative ‘milks’ there are that you can try. Here I’m going to tell you about Quinoa Milk. You’ll find out about the health and nutritional benefits, how to make quinoa milk, and see a comparison with another … Read more
Quinoa is growing in popularity as it is a great substitute for rice or pasta. It’s one of the few plant-based products that have the full range of essential amino acids we need to stay healthy, and it is low fat and packed full of beneficial nutrients. In this article, we will be looking at … Read more
The main advantage to toasting quinoa is to add a wonderful extra level of delicious nutty flavor. It may also help reduce the bitter taste of the natural chemicals that coat the outside of the seeds. Toasting quinoa is easy to do in a dry skillet over medium-high heat. Let’s find out more about how … Read more
Quinoa and couscous are both different and similar to each other in a variety of ways. They are grain-like foods that are often used in the place of pasta or rice. The grains of each are a similar small size and can be pretty similar in appearance once cooked, depending on the type you use. … Read more
Making your own mini hay baler that can be operated without anything but a little elbow grease is a great way to store hay more efficiently than loose stacks. Mechanical balers cost thousands of dollars and require other heavy equipment to operate, including the tractor, mower, and rake. If you aren’t making hay on tens … Read more
Pine pollen can be used as an ingredient in baked goods or as a health supplement. It can be harvested in spring when the male pine tree catkins shed their bright yellow pollen. Some of the health claims made about pine pollen include increasing testosterone levels and anti-aging. This article will look at how to … Read more
The Pawpaw is the largest edible fruit native to North America. It is a taste sensation with tropical fruit flavors reminiscent of banana, papaya, mango, and pineapple. You may well wonder why it doesn’t appear on the shelves at your local grocery store; quite simply, its shelf life is too short, and the fruits bruise … Read more
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