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I have been struggling the past few years to have a farm and I and my family recently came to the conclusion that we don’t want a farm. We want a homestead.
What’s wrong with farming?
A farm is centered around production. You are trying to build an agricultural empire (of whatever size) where you are selling. Push push push. You have a product and it needs to go out, whether that product is beef, cheese, jelly or asparagus. Because it’s a business, you focus on what is the most profitable and you slash what isn’t. You try to get your numbers up, try to increase your stock, try to increase Read More
There is literally a pelican in my trunk.
I got a call from a friend this morning who informed me there was a pelican on the side of the road with a broken wing. She needed help because it was trying to bite her and of course this is the countryside and there were literally no cops or animal control within a half hour drive. I ofcourse rushed to help as I would for any injured animal, but a pelican? In the desert? I was pretty sure that she had mistaken the animal.
She hadn’t.
It was a white pelican tucked against a chain-link fence curled up in an impressive size ball Read More
Favorite Treats for Chickens
A lot of people want to know what do chickens eat? One thing is treats. Chickens absolutely love to eat treats–most treats. Some they don’t like, but more important, did you know that some treats are good for chickens and others can be dangerous?
For example, while chickens love potatoes, you should only provide them with cooked potatoes and for sure avoid any green peelings—just like for people.
- watermelon
- green beans
- tomatoes
- lettuce
- potatoes
- celery leaves
- meal worms
- oatmeal
- carrots
- apples
- bananas
- cauliflower
- yogurt
- milk (especially clabbered milk)
- Worms
- meat (cooked or not)
- the mouse you caught in a trap (not poisoned!)
- leftovers
Really just about anything! Chickens are omnivores meaning they eat meats, fruits and veggies. There’s very little chickens won’t eat.
Meat including chicken!!!
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