Backyard Farming

When planning your new homestead, you need to figure out your goals. Then you can plan and design your farm plans and layouts. Farm design tips

What a great thread! Here is mine(the coop is not up against the run...we also still have some decorating to do)! I will try to get a updated version...

It is a common misconception that you need to have a large pond or lake in your yard if you want to keep ducks. Lucky for us suburban farmers, that is just not true! Backyard ducks will be happy with a small wading pool.

Author: Madigan, CarleenBrand: Storey Publishing, LLCEdition: 14th PrintingFeatures: Following the author's suggestions, you can harvest your own fruits and vegetables, nuts, eggs, even grain and meat, all a few feet from your back door Also includes instructions on milling grains for flour, making your own cheese and cooking, canning, curing or pickling the fruits of your labor. Madigan 9"x7" 367 pp. Binding: PaperbackNumber Of Pages: 368Release Date: 11-02-2009Details: Product Description…

Steer your farmland to success by beefing up its supply of H20 for your livestock.

Come on over, grab a cup of coffee, and let's chat about our quarter acre homestead and the future plans... You know goats, chickens, and bees. Oh my!

Expert advice on how to establish self-sufficient food production, including guidance on crop rotations, raising livestock and grazing management. Your 1-acre homestead can be divided into land for...

A collection of some of our Custom Animal Homes that are unexpectedly modern and forward thinking

The chooks are happy! - by Rebecca Lowrey Boyd

More and more people are enjoying the fun of having a hobby farm right in their backyard! 5 Farm Animals Perfect for your Backyard Farm