Whether you have chickens or buy farm eggs from your local farmer's market, you know that golden yolky goodness is hard to beat. Here's...

This spring we bought our first Livestock Guardian Dog, a 13 week old Great Pyrenees puppy. In this blog, I share my favorite resources I...

If you have been following me, you know I LOVE my goats. Goats are wonderful for raising, milking, and clearing brush, but are not so...

Learn how to build a fence for your hobby farm with this step by step blog series. First step: plan the fence line. Second step: how to...

T-posts, brace posts and netwire make up the bulk of your fence. After this step, you'll be able to see all the fruits of your hard work...

H braces provide the strength and stability to keep your fence strong and in place. Learn how to build a fence for your hobby farm with...

Building a farm fence is no small job, but important to any hobby farm for pastures and pens that keep animals safe. Learn how to build a...

Prickly pears are the vibrant pink fruit on cactus that are everywhere in the Texas hill country in the fall. Harvesting prickly pears...

Chickens don't love the heat and these Texas summers are brutal for them. They stop laying eggs and can even die of heat stroke. We have...

Baby goats are one of my favorite things on earth and having bottle babies for whatever reason is a fun, yet very time consuming, way to...

A broody hen is essentially a hen that is sitting on her nest of eggs trying to hatch them. If you just have hens, and therefore no...

Planning your garden can seem daunting, but as long as you are organized and plan so that nature can do its work, it is a pretty simple...