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

Broody Hen Management
Should you stop a broody hen, or can you let your chicken stay in the nest to hatch an egg? This depends, read on

Why Do Chickens Stop Laying Eggs
Why do chickens stop laying eggs? Old age? The heat of summer? A long cold winter? Read on to find the cause and what

How to Attract Pollinators
Learning how to attract pollinators to your garden is easy when you know what flowers are best to plant. Use this guide to get

Deep Litter Method for Backyard Chickens (With or Without a Coop)
What is the deep litter method when it comes to raising backyard chickens? It's a way to keep healthy, happy chickens in a stink-free

Tips for Butchering Meat
Butchering meat is sometimes a tricky topic for people to swallow, especially if they're raising their own animals. Most often because there has been

What You Need to Know About Keeping Bees
If you've ever considered keeping bees for honey, this is a must read (or listen to the podcast) with Kaylee Richardson from The Honeystead.

What To Do In An Emergency Until Help Arrives!
How prepared are you? What would you do in an emergency, if medical help was 30 or 40 minutes away from you? There

Using Medicinal Herbs on Farm Animals
Learn from Doc Jones of Homegrown Herbalist how to incorporate herbal medicine with your animal care. Great for use on pets and livestock for

Good Enough is Perfect
Living on a homestead, it's important to have systems that make living this lifestyle doable and realistic. But often, perfection gets in the way

Raising Goats 101: For Dairy
If you're looking to get into dairy animals, raising goats is the best way to get started. But to ensure you're set up properly

Rendering Lard (or Tallow) for Homestead Cooking
Learn how to render lard at home with this easy step-by-step guide. Make creamy homemade lard for baking, cooking, and homestead use.

Using Chickens to Restore the Land
Using chickens to restore the land is a great way to prepare the ground for a garden, or in our case, a future food