Not every animal will follow the group or respond to herding. Some don’t have the instinct, while others simply prefer to make their own choices. That can be frustrating if you’re expecting them to move with the rest. If you keep animals like this, plan for different handling methods. They’ll need time, trust, and sometimes…
If you’ve got a back door that leads to the yard, pasture, or driveway, it’s probably the most used door in the house—and the messiest. Muddy boots, dirty hands, gear from outside chores… it piles up fast. But a few smart items placed right by the door can stop half the dirt from making it…
If your yard feels scattered or random, it’s usually not the size that’s the issue—it’s the layout. Too many disconnected areas or mismatched features make the whole space feel chaotic. You don’t need a full overhaul to make it feel right, but you do need to make sure everything has a purpose and a place….
Cattle breeding has a long history, and some rare breeds have survived thanks to dedicated farmers who value their unique qualities. These aren’t the common dairy or beef breeds you see in most pastures—they’re heritage or region-specific cattle that stand out for their looks, history, or adaptability. Some are valued for their meat, some for…
Mowing might feel straightforward, but having to stop mid-job to grab something slows you down fast. A little prep goes a long way, especially if you want to avoid wasting time or tearing up your equipment. Before you even pull that cord or hit the key, make sure the essentials are close by and ready…
Miniature cattle aren’t just a novelty—they’re a practical choice for smaller farms or families who want cattle without the land requirements of full-sized breeds. They need less pasture, eat less feed, and are often easier to handle. Many mini cattle breeds still provide milk or beef, though in smaller quantities, making them a manageable option…
Chicken wire doesn’t hold up well against anything determined. Whether you’ve got predators busting through or your own animals testing the fence, it’s easy to miss the early damage until it’s too late. If you’re finding holes or signs of a struggle, don’t wait—check everything thoroughly before you lose birds. Check for Weak Spots Around…
Buzzards show up for one reason: something nearby is dead, rotting, or giving off a strong scent. Once they find a regular source of food, they’ll stick around—and it’s hard to convince them to leave. If they’re circling your property or landing in the trees too often, something’s drawing them in. Animal Carcasses Left Too…