So I couldn’t resist I seen these little wee babes and had to have them . Meet Lilly and Bambi Nigerian dewarfs they are 8 days old and are so much fun !!! I am now up to 10 does !! Just waiting for my other Nigerian dewarf to have her babies!
Monthly Archives: March 2016
Easy Ways to Go GMO-Free (and Why You Should)
By Daisy Luther – The Organic Prepper Welcome to Foodie Friday. This is the GMO-free edition! Want to make your kitchen GMO-free? This week’s round-up is loaded with news, tips, and recipes that can help! This feature is chock-full of all things food related: news, preservation, and delicious real food recipes. As always, I […]
http://thesurvivalplaceblog.com/2016/03/03/easy-ways-to-go-gmo-free-and-why-you-should/
How To DIY A Greenhouse: 9 Projects For Your Homestead
By Chris Black – SurvivoPedia Today’s article is as green as it gets, because it’s about DIY-ing greenhouses. How do you build a greenhouse, you ask? The easy answer is: you build a house and you paint it green. Ok, I am kidding, but today’s article is about the basics of DIY-ing your own-personal greenhouse, the […]
http://thesurvivalplaceblog.com/2016/03/04/how-to-diy-a-greenhouse-9-projects-for-your-homestead/
Sunflower blossom goats!
Well we finally finished everything and all in the Nick of time lol lol it’s started raining and this morning we woke up to snow!!! Freaking snow!! So we got goat world all done and added a few awesome touches!! And the goats love it!! No more saggy fence!! Now on to cow run way and a larger horse paddock!!
Expanding the farm!
When you own a farm it seems the work is never done. We are putting up more fence today, we plan to build a bigger horse paddock at the end of the paddocks we have now and weld roofs over the paddocks, then we are fixing goat world lol so it looks a lot prettier no more saggy fence!! And we are runing fence down over the hillside so the goats can play in the rocks and trees !!! Stay tuned pics are coming as we set posts today!!!!!
12 Must Know Before Expanding Your Livestock
By Lisa Tanner – SurvivoPedia Animals add a lot of value to the homestead. They provide companionship, food, furs, and more. However despite all the benefits, animals are a lot of work. If you’re contemplating bringing a new animal home to the farm, there’s a lot to think about first. Animals should never be an impulse […]
http://thesurvivalplaceblog.com/2016/03/01/12-must-know-before-expanding-your-livestock/
Hobby Homesteading: 3 Backyard Livestock Breeds Every Home Should Have
By Tess Pennington – Ready Nutrition Given the state of our economy, many suburbanites and rural homeowners are resorting to raising their own small livestock in order to slash their budgets and provide food essentials for their family. Because of this increase in suburban homes keeping livestock, many are taking a stand against HOAs to change their intolerant policies on […]
9 More Survival Skills Your Great-Grandparents Knew
[repost: http://www.offthegridnews.com/how-to-2/9-more-survival-skills-your-great-grandparents-knew-that-weve-all-forgotten/%5D Written by: Rich M How A while back, I wrote an article called “Survival Skills Your Great-Grandparents Knew.” It turns out that it was one of the most popular articles that has appeared in Off The Grid News, which got me thinking. What other skills have we lost — skills that were part […]
http://howtoprovide.com/2016/02/29/9-more-survival-skills-your-great-grandparents-knew/
