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Mallory

September on the Farm

September here at Wild Mountain Homestead is unpredictable. Gardening at 8,000 feet elevation, we’re always on the lookout for the ...
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100 Great Baby Chick Names: Adorable Ideas for Your New Flock

Picking baby chick names for your new flock can be fun and exciting. You have so many options to choose ...
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Colorado Mountain Dog: The Complete Guide

The Colorado Mountain Dog is a livestock guardian dog, bred to have a very friendly personality and excellent guarding skills. ...
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Rhode Island Red: The Classic American Chicken Breed for Backyard Flocks

Rhode Island Red chickens are a popular breed known for their hardiness and egg-laying abilities. These birds have reddish-brown feathers ...
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How to Grow Cosmos

Growing cosmos flowers can bring color and beauty to your garden. These easy-to-grow annuals bloom in shades of pink, purple, ...
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Can Chickens Eat Onions?

You want to know – can chickens eat onions? The quick answer is… Yes, Chickens can eat onions in moderation, ...
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How to Divide Dahlia Tubers: A Step-by-Step Guide

Dahlias are one of my favorite flowers for cutting gardens large or small. They can be a bit pricey to ...
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4 Must-Read Books on Raising Chickens

Looking for some great books on raising chickens? You’ve come to the right place, friend. If there’s one thing I ...
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When to Start Seeds Indoors for Zone 4?

You see everyone else starting their gardens, but you want to know when to start seeds indoors for zone 4! ...
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What is a Frazzle Chicken?

A frazzle chicken is an unusual and distinct variety that stems from a genetic condition known as frizzling. When two ...
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Microgreens vs Sprouts: What’s the Difference?

Microgreens and sprouts are both highly regarded for their nutritional benefits and have gained popularity as health foods. You might ...
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Carrot Seed Germination: 3 Tips for Success

I love carrots, but they have not always been the easiest thing for us to grow. Between being newbie farmers ...
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