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7 Heritage Goat Breeds

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If you’ve ever wanted to own a goat, chances are you’ve heard of heritage breeds. These breeds are unique and have been around for centuries, each with its own special characteristics that make them stand out from other goat varieties. Whether you’re looking for a reliable milk producer or just a friendly companion, there’s sure […]

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11 Best Cashmere Goat Breeds

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Cashmere is a luxurious fabric used to make apparel and accessories. Its softness, warmth, and durability have made it a favorite of fashion designers around the world. But where does this fabric come from? The answer lies in goats—specifically cashmere goats. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular breeds of Cashmere goats. […]

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Can Chickens Eat Pears — The Good and The Bad

Can chickens eat pears

Chickens are omnivores, so they can eat a wide variety of vegetables and fruits, but can chickens eat pears? This juicy green-skinned fruit with white flesh has a more delicate flavor than apples. But is it safe for chickens to consume? In this article, we’ll discuss: If chickens can eat pears’ flesh, seeds and skin […]

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Cleaning a Bird Cage — A Complete How-to Guide

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Are you a new bird owner struggling to carry out daily avian parents’ responsibilities like cleaning a bird cage? Having a feathery companion can be fun but comes with daunting duties and tasks. But don’t worry—we’re here to help you out! In this article, we’ll make it easier for you to do the cleaning as […]

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Which Animal Bites the Heads Off Chickens?

Which Animal Bites the Heads Off Chickens

Two main predators will bite the heads off of chickens and just leave the rest of the body behind. These culprits are raccoons and owls. Interested why this happens, and how you can prevent it? We cover that, and more, below.  Animals That Bites The Heads Off Of Chickens Raccoons Raccoons are intelligent critters that […]

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How to Keep Baby Goats Warm In Winter Without Electricity

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Are your goats due to birth sometime in the cold part of the year?  It’s a wise idea to have a few electricity-free methods for warming those babies up, even if your barn does have electricity (because power outages happen).  Here are some best ways to warm goats and their babies up, even if your […]

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How to Incubate and Hatch a Quail Egg

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Quail are quickly gaining popularity due to their rising fame on social media.  A quail has all of the benefits of a chicken, with very few downfalls, in a neat, easy-to-keep package. Quail are quiet, small, good egg-layers and can be successfully kept indoors.  Aspiring urban homesteaders have fallen in love with these tiny birds, […]

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12 Best Chicken Breeds for Insect Control

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Chickens have been used to control pests for centuries, and they remain a popular choice for homeowners and farmers alike. But which breeds are best suited for pest control? Let’s look at some of the most common chicken breeds that are used for pest control and compare their various characteristics. Are Chickens Good for Getting […]

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7 Bird Feed Recipes When Cooking For Your Bird

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Does your bird refuse to eat pellets and prefers homecooked foods? Then, you may need to try cooking for your bird to lure him into eating nutritious and tasty foods. But the question is how to make homemade bird food. Well, don’t worry because we got your back! In this article, we’ll uncover with you […]

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How Long Do Roosters Live?

How Long Do Roosters Live

Most backyard roosters live to be five to ten years old if they are allowed to live until the end of their natural lives. Roosters that are commercially raised only live to be around six to ten weeks old; this is because about 4.61 billion roosters are butchered in the US annually by commercial growers. […]

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