Beekeeping for Beginners
For those of you who are just starting off with keeping bees, we have a page for bee keeping for beginners which we hope you will find useful. On this page you will find some DIY bee hives, honey...
View ArticleRaising Alpacas
We have built a page for those of you who are looking for some basic information on how raising and farming alpacas.
View ArticleTractor Parts - New and Used
We supply aftermarket tractor parts to the farming community. We can also help you get hard to find parts for most tractors. Tractor Parts Supplier
View ArticleHello from Oklahoma
I just joined and hope I'm doing this right. I'm ok_cntrygrl7, I'm from Oklahoma, I have a 40 acre farm, love animals. I have 2 cows, 3 heifers almost a year old, 5hens a rooster, 2 geese Ricky and...
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Buy and sell cattle, sheep, horses, alpacas for your farm
Breedersales.com is an Australian online market place where buyers can access upcoming sales information as well as private sale listing. Currently Breedersales has a wide range of: sheep for sale,...
View ArticleAsk Gypsy a Question
Ask Gypsy a question! Gypsy is our resident Homestead Blogger, and she has a wealth of experience in homesteading. She has experience in raising livestock, in making cheese and soap, using herbs for...
View ArticleWhat to Bait a Rat Trap With?
I have rats or mice at the moment that are going through my veggie patch and eating all my butternuts and the odd tomato. I have tried baiting a rat trap with carrots, tomatoes, meat, even pumpkin, but...
View ArticleChickens and Soft Shells
Hi Gypsy First of all I just want to say that I enjoy reading your blog. I have a question regarding the hardness of chicken shells. Of late, some of the eggs that my chickens are laying we have to...
View ArticleThe Leaves on my Lemon Tree are Turning Yellow
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my little lemon tree? It was growing fine, and now all of a sudden the leaves are turning yellow. The soil is acidic, so I am not sure what the problem is. Does...
View ArticleVH1's DoSomething Awards
I agree that fresh farming is especially important, and people everywhere need to do support local farming! I’m helping spread the word about VH1’s Do Something Award: City Division. Five cities have...
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Direct From Mexico - Farm Equipment
Direct From Mexico-Farm Equipment http://www.Concepcion-Agricultural.infohttp://www.concepcion-agricultural.info
View ArticleWANTED: Old scooters
Any make or model considered in any condition especially Lambretta and Vespa Contact Darren on 07939150542
View ArticleAre Farmers being overcharged for feed and fertilizer?
Farmers claim that they overpaid for livestock feed and fertilizers containing magnesium oxide. They are blaming Premier Chemical and other chemical suppliers of fixing the price of caustic and...
View ArticleAre Farmers being overcharged for feed and fertilizer?
Farmers claim that they overpaid for livestock feed and fertilizers containing magnesium oxide. They are blaming Premier Chemical and other chemical suppliers of fixing the price of caustic and...
View ArticleAre Farmers being overcharged for feed and fertilizer?
Farmers claim that they overpaid for livestock feed and fertilizers containing magnesium oxide. They are blaming Premier Chemical and other chemical suppliers of fixing the price of caustic and...
View ArticleWhat do you think about a Seed and Plant Swap Page?
Countryfarm Lifestyles is thinking about creating an heirloom seed and plant swap section on the website, where open-pollinated seeds and plants can be saved and passed on to others. However, it would...
View ArticleConverting goat fencing for containing chickens?
I moved to a 2 acre "ranchette" property. There is an existing 10x 15 foot corrugated metal shed that I could use for the chickens I plan to get soon to roost in. (I am leaning towards getting Guinea...
View ArticleRadionic Agriculture
Hello to all Farmers I have just joined and I am here to provide Farmers with unique opportunities for solving plant or animal problems effectively, harmlessly and naturally using Radionic Agriculture....
View ArticleGerman Shepherds
Well, this list is very quiet, so I thought that I would put my tuppence in as well. We have had some wonderful dogs in the past, some pedigreed and some pavement specials. But the dogs we have at the...
View Articlenew member
Hi, i am new to this.I live in a small village in Lancashire,north west England.I have recently retired after many years working in agricuture.Many years ago i had an uncle who worked on a ranch in...
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New user here!
Hi! My name is Roger, and I am a new user and a "newbie" farmer from MN! I am looking forward to reading this forum!
View ArticleWant to buy milking equipment
Hello! I am considering buying milking equipment for my small farm to help me save time and energy, needed for other work on a farm. I have some cattle and I want to make my work easier. I am looking...
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new born calf
we recently changed AI man, and this year, more and more calves are being born with a strong veil. thiis was alright when we were there to help but we have allready lost one calf to this. is this a...
View ArticleNew In Every Way
Hello Everyone! My husband is active duty military and we are currently stationed overseas. We are looking at getting out and joining the civilian world in about 6 months and our dream is to have a...
View ArticleHello from eastern Canada...
...nice to be here, looking forward to some good conversation!
View ArticlePictures of heavy machinery!
Hey! Do you have any cool heavy machinery pictures that you'd like to share? I prefer those taken by you personally, but any good pictures are apprecieated! I have to blogs that I would like to share,...
View ArticleHi to all from South Africa
Hi to all from South Africa, Gauteng. New to the Forum and would like to get some perspective on starting something small that can be profitable. I am a divorced mother of one and offcourse my son has...
View ArticleModern Farming
Ultramodern cultivation capital husbandry using bodoni techniques and engineering. That capital farming with the facilities of redbrick science and technologies. Using bodoni bailiwick and technologies...
View Articlegreetings from England
Hi,i live in a small village in north west England. I have recently retired from work.Over the years i have kept all manner of stock,now i just grow a few potatoes and also tomatoes and cucumbers in my...
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farm dogs in England
Most farms over here in the UK have Border collies.They are good all round dogs and work sheep and cattle and they are very loyal and obedient.Some farms up in the hills keep various terriers for fox...
View ArticleHello from Tn
After 35 years of homesteading I'm always willing to learn more, and help when I can. We do about everything here raise our own livestock, goats, chickens, rabbits, pigs, worms, plant our herbs and...
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From Upstate N. Y.
I love to grow herbs, veggies, and flowers. I like to make something out of nothing. If I can't make it myself or buy it second hand than I don't need it. I know I will gain knowledge, and inspiration...
View ArticleHello from Ohio
Hello all. I am Robert, new to this forum,,,,Ohio gentlemens farm, raising beef cattle. Hope everyones having a great weekend. lets talk.
View ArticleAustralian Cattle Dog
Australian Cattle dog is the most common type of dogs in Australia. They drive cattle over long distances across rough terrain.
View ArticleHi from Canada
Hi all from Canada!!! My husband, children and I own and operate a beef farm! We make Maple Syrup in the Spring and I have my own little hobby farm with llama's, alpaca's, pot belly pigs and miniature...
View ArticleSurplus Chickens
We use day-old chickens as feed for the owls in our centre (Owl Rescue Centre). Due to a lack of space in terms of freezers, we buy a large amount of live chicks from time to time when we have many...
View ArticleOur Farm dog Jake
We have 4 dogs on our farm. Our beagle Dixie loves to go hunting with my husband and son!! Massey is our golden lab, Boo is our shih Tzu. I had wanted a little dog in the house but she prefers...
View ArticlePink eye in cattle
Last year my herd got hit with pink eye. I had 5 calves that were affected with 2 recovering fully and 2 that have partial site. the last one is blind. How do other cattle farmers deal with pink eye. I...
View Articlenew member intro
I wondered on to this forum while looking for what to do about a weak bottle lamb. I raise sheep in NE Ohio and have had some kind of sheep since 1997. Now, I have 14 registered Icelandic sheep and my...
View Articleour farm dogs
We have three dogs and only one would I consider 100% a farm dog. He’s an English Shepherd (a collie based American breed). I picked his breed because they are supposed to be good all around farm dogs...
View ArticleDid my doe miscarry?
Hi, new here. Was wondering if anyone could advise me on whether or not my doe has miscarried. She is a smaller doe, bred for the first time this fall and is often picked on by the larger, older does....
View ArticleShetland lambs fencing
Hi, our Shetland ewes will be lambing for the first time this Spring. The pasture is fenced with field fencing having 6x6 inch spaces. Knowing that Shetland lambs are very tiny, can anyone tell me if...
View ArticleGreetings from Arizona
Just stumbled across this forum while seeking a replacement to a forum to which I belonged for the past ten years. My name is KC in the female sense. I have a small stead in southeastern AZ in the high...
View ArticleGuinea hens
Hello! I currently have 16 Guinea hens, I am not sure if any are male or even what male Guineas are called LOL. I am just wondering if they will lay eggs when they get a bit older? I know they are not...
View ArticleHi from Arkansas!
Hi Yall, Arkyrick here, My wife and I live on a 7 acre homestead in NW AR. and have access to several other acres to farm vegetables and raise cattle, chickens, goats and pigs. We have been doing this...
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