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Homemade Farm Feed | 3 Recipes For The Natural Farmer

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November 25, 2016 By Elaina Garcia 4 Comments

Raising farm animals, or animals in general for that matter, can become costly when it comes feeding time. There is also the ugly truth that much of the store bought farm feed may have traces of chemicals, and honestly, who knows what is really in there. This is why there is such a need to learn and understand how to make your own homemade farm feed.  Homemade Farm Feed I …Continue Reading

How To Deter Skunks In 7 Surprisingly Simple Steps

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November 19, 2016 By Stacy Bravo 2 Comments

Deter skunks naturally and don't fall victim to skunk activity. Check out this tutorial to learn how to deter skunks with these 7 simple steps! Deter Skunks Naturally With These 7 Easy Steps -This post was originally posted on Survival Life and has been shared with permission- Chances are, if you live in a rural area, you know the scent of a skunk – and they are stinky! The …Continue Reading

Non-Traditional Farm Animals | 10 Uncommon Animals Found on The Farm

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November 16, 2016 By Elaina Garcia Leave a Comment

Believe it or not, there are all sorts of animals brought up on organic farms all over the U.S. I have seen some interesting choices of animals along with pretty good reasons to raise them on farms. Just the other day I  drove past a small farm that had cows, sheep and two camels. I couldn’t believe my eyes and had to find out why this little farm in the southern United States …Continue Reading

Top Working Dog Breeds For Country Living [Infographic]

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October 31, 2016 By Contributor 2 Comments

Looking for the right dog to help you outside and take advantage of a large, spacious backyard? Here are the top working dog breeds perfect for country living. Some dogs are built for long days working with you in the field, running or hiking around your vast backyard. If you're looking for the right working dog for country living, consider one of these five breeds that are …Continue Reading

Hunting Trip | Experienced Tips and Tricks of the Trade

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October 29, 2016 By Anna Ikona 1 Comment

I remember the first shot I made on my first hunting trip in the great mountains of Canada. I admit, I missed often, but with every shot that whistled past my ear and into the distance, I got more and more inspired to try harder. Towards the end of the day, my husband, the amazing hunter that he is, had already carried 3 rabbits, and I had nothing. I decided to try one last …Continue Reading

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