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Learn to raise your own animals for milk, meat, eggs and fiber production.

Everything You Need to Know About Raising Meat Chickens
Learn everything you need to know about raising meat chickens. From their needs as baby chicks to chicken tractors, all the way to butchering

The Best Chicken Waterer for the Homestead
Use this guide to find the best chicken waterer for your homestead. We cover all the features like automatic, nipple, cup, heat, hanging, etc.

Barn Designs: Must-Haves for Proper Barn Management
If you're thinking about building a barn or remodeling an existing one, this blog post is a must-read before making any big decisions. Barn

How to Ferment Chicken Feed & Reduce Feed Costs (In Any Climate)
Learn how to ferment chicken feed for healthier chickens that cost less money to feed. Follow my easy four-step method to save money on

Our Barn Management System
The modern life is a busy one, right? Many of us are trying to stack homesteading on top of our jobs, the kids, family,

How to Save Money on Animal Feed
Raising animals on your homestead gives you peace of mind about their care and feeding. But feed is expensive! So how can you save

Best Chicken Coop – Chicken Tractor Basics & What to Consider When Buying One
Free-range your chickens in a protected area and learn what's most important when buying (or building) a chicken tractor or chicken coop.

How to Choose a Great Homestead Dog
Dogs on the homestead are crucial. I think nearly every homestead should have one, but what do we look for when choosing a homestead

Adding Another Dairy Cow to the Homestead
Over the past couple of years we've known there needed to be some changes in our dairy system. As Tilly, our milk cow, continued

Rotational Grazing for the Small Homestead
Learn how we, as homesteaders, can become an asset to the land and not a drain on the resources by utilizing multi-species rotational grazing,

Raising Rabbits for Meat: A Comprehensive Guide
Raising rabbits for meat has gained popularity in recent years. Mostly because of their relatively low maintenance compared to other livestock. Daniel Salatin is

Sheep Shearing on the Homestead
Every spring, the sheep are ready to be sheared, and their wool spun and turned into yarn for homestead kitting projects. Watch as our