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Use this simple guide to help you know when and how to use herbs safely and effectively with backyard chickens!

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The smell of the apple bins at the local farm market is always too much for me... I have to get apples even if I don't have any baking plans. But fresh apples are good for snacking on too! Here are some of my favorite apple snack toppings:

Is garlic safe for chickens? YES! If you were to ask me what single natural supplement you should be giving your homestead flock, I would say garlic. Learn how the holistic properties of garlic work and how they benefit chickens in the latest article on the blog:

I put the LED rope lights in both my coops on timers last week. The supplemental light not only helps keep my youngest birds laying, but it also prevents the birds from being left in the dark each morning when I am done with chores. Find out how I minimally use supplemental light in this article on the blog:

Tis' the season for canning! So far I've done beets and homemade pasta sauce, but that's only the tip of the iceberg for what I want to do. I know canned venison, venison broth, and soups will be in my future. I like to use this Canning Log & Guide for recording my canned goods. It is also a helpful resource for knowing pressure-canning times & pressure and water-bath canning times for various foods.

One of my favorite soup recipes just hit the blog today... venison and wild rice soup! This hearty soup is loaded with tender venison chunks, soft wild rice, plenty of veggies, and flavorful homemade bone broth. It is super easy to throw together, let it simmer in the crockpot all day, and then have a warm & delicious dinner ready in the evening.

Keeping the homestead flock healthy and content throughout the winter is not as hard as it may sound. Being prepared and knowing a few tips and tricks for winter chicken keeping are key to helping your flock through cold nights, short days, and limited forage times. Our ebook, Winter Chicken Keeping, is a complete guide that will give you all the information you need on winter housing, winter dietary needs, daily care needs, and more!

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