If you keep geese then inevitably at some point you’re going to need to catch them. As large birds they can be a little intimidating and care must be taken not to injure them or you. In this article, we will be looking at how to catch a goose by hand. How to Catch an … Read more
A goose will only sit on her eggs if she is ready to brood them. Young geese in their first year often start brooding but give up before any eggs can hatch. Geese that are two years of age generally make much more reliable mothers. This is why your goose may not be sitting on … Read more
Chances are, your new farm or ranch will already have its own name. But if not, have a look through our lists of great farm names below to find the new name for your new forever home! Funny Farm Names Troubled Ferret Acres – This is a humorous farm name, bound to put a smile … Read more
Are you wondering what the difference is between a farmstead vs. homestead? The two are quite similar, but there are some important differences to be aware of. In this article, we’ll break things down for you – and tell you why this distinction matters. What is a Farm? A farm is any land that is … Read more
If you’re planning on selling your tractor, it’s important to ask yourself, “how much is my tractor worth?” Not only will this help you get an idea of what a fair price for your equipment might be, but it will also come in handy come tax time. In this post, we’ll give you information on … Read more
It can be both frustrating and exciting when you’re waiting for your young chickens to start laying their first eggs. There are indications to let you know when it’s about to happen and how to tell if a chicken is laying eggs. Let’s take a closer look at this article where you can learn all … Read more
Chickens are omnivores and enjoy a wide variety of foods, including vegetables, fruits, insects, and meat. There are, however, things that can be bad for your birds and may even kill them. In this article, we’re going to be asking what can chickens eat and providing you with some valuable lists for guidance. What Can … Read more
Many breeds of chicken can tolerate cold winter weather with no problems. For most, it isn’t necessary to artificially heat the coop unless you get really sub-zero conditions. In this article, we will be looking at how to keep chickens warm in winter without electricity. What Temperature is too Cold for Chickens? Unlike people, chickens … Read more
The clipping of chicken wings is common practice for many owners. It is usually done to stop birds from flying away over fences or roosting in trees at night. In this article, we will be looking at how to clip a chicken’s wings safely and efficiently. Should I Clip My Chickens Wings? If, for some … Read more
The answer to do you need a rooster to fertilize eggs is both yes and no. It is standard practice, even on large poultry farms, for roosters to directly inseminate the hens, but, it can also be done using artificial insemination. Keeping a rooster so you can hatch out your own chicks can be a … Read more
Knowing how to recycle plastic containers from motor oil and farm chemicals is essential if you want to keep yourself and your family safe while also finding a thrifty use for those old jugs. While there are a few pointers you’ll want to keep in mind when repurposing these used containers, know that recycling is … Read more
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