Antibiotics, Vaccinations & Grain
Imma just put this out there right now: buckle up. This is a bit of a lecture because I am a little tired of hearing about all of this. Mmkay. We’re going to discuss some health measures you need to be...
View ArticleYour Kids are Going to Get Worms.
Today’s topic is brought to you by the letter W and the number 1 million-trillion-bazillion {more on this number choice later}. And today’s topic is…..WORMS! Yum. If you haven’t eaten yet today, go do...
View ArticleFinding the Perfect Kids Horse
For today’s Farm Tip Friday, I’m talking horses. A lot of the time, people who have property also want horses. They have visions of their children riding a perfect horse out in the pasture but in...
View ArticleNutrition Tips for Senior Horses
One of the awesome things I get to do as an offshoot of my blog is write articles for other online {and sometimes print!} magazines. I recently wrote a short piece for Horse Channel on Nutrition Tips...
View ArticleFeeding Horses in Winter
When winter comes, it’s important to adjust your horses diet to account for the change in weather. How do you know if you need to change your horses diet? There are a few reasons feeding horses in...
View ArticleCaring for Animals During Winter
During winter, I get asked frequently about when animals need to be brought inside and what kind of care they need to handle the cold weather. Obviously the answer to those questions depends on the...
View ArticleMy Favorite Affordable Farm Planner
The Farmer’s Friend Planner makes it easy to organize farm records, garden plots, and everyday life! I love the price, customizable format, and detailed information in this super affordable farm...
View ArticleProtected: Why Small Farms Should Care About Animal Nutrition
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