Farming Chart

If your refrigerator holds a soft tomato or a limp head of spinach, not only do you lose the meal you’d planned; and the money … Read more

If you know what to look for, you can read it in the bee pollen. On a clear afternoon, you pull the tray off a pollen … Read more

Which duck breed? When selecting a breed, best approach is to make sure its characteristics match what you want from it. Will it be an … Read more

Foaling out takes time, but if you put in the effort it repays you far better then many expect. For the first few weeks, it’s … Read more

Choosing which type of goats to get always seem like such a minor decision. But after six months, it is all too late. Your goats … Read more

Feeding piglets to market weight sounds easy. It’s not. The results is determined within first few weeks. There isn’t much margin for error. They’re born … Read more

Once you get a grasp on how rabbits work, there breeding becomes quite regimented. Unlike most mammalss, who has a normal cycle, the doe will … Read more

TILLAGE: Repeated use of an herbicide can train some weed populations to survive, so it’s no longer about the weather cooperating or the spray looking … Read more

A horse gestation period is almost a full year. And it seems to have gone too fast for many owners! Early choices affect what occurs … Read more

There’s no one perfect duck. Instead of thinking in terms of “the best breed,” think in terms of the duck that will provide what you’re … Read more

But there’s also the fact that all pigs raises their young on a schedule: breeding happens one day, and then 114 days later you’re suddenly … Read more