The nutritional needs of goats will increase dramatically over the next several months, and addressing these needs is paramount for a successful kidding season. But meeting a herd’s nutritional requirements during the winter months can quickly break the bank if ...
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5 Steps To Reviving Your Livestock’s Damaged Pasture
It’s a sad sight to see cattle, horses and other livestock grazing in a dry, dead-looking pasture. Perhaps you are struggling with your pastures or just moved to a new property and have found that the land is fairly unproductive. ...
Read More »Why Dairy Goats Are Cheaper And More Practical Than Dairy Cows
One of the cornerstones of any self-sufficient homestead is the ability to produce dairy products. Dairy products are a valuable source of essential fats, carbs, proteins, vitamins and minerals – including riboflavin, vitamin B12, magnesium and potassium. Unlike fortified and ...
Read More »Hog Farming The Homesteading Way With Heritage Pigs
Modern hog farming practices have given hog farming a bad name. The perception is that hog farming is dirty, muddy, and above all else, smelly. This perception discourages many homesteaders from giving pigs a try, but it doesn’t have to ...
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