You see everyone else starting their gardens, but you want to know when to start seeds indoors for zone 4! I’ve got you covered. We start thousands of
When to Start Seeds Indoors for Zone 4?
What is a Frazzle Chicken?
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A frazzle chicken is an unusual and distinct variety that stems from a genetic condition known as frizzling. When two frizzle chickens are bred together, their offspring may
Microgreens vs Sprouts: What’s the Difference?
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Microgreens and sprouts are both highly regarded for their nutritional benefits and have gained popularity as health foods. You might find these terms used interchangeably, but they represent
Carrot Seed Germination: 3 Tips for Success
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I love carrots, but they have not always been the easiest thing for us to grow. Between being newbie farmers and living at 8,000 feet elevation, it took
Can Chickens Eat Olives: Safe Snacking or Fowl Play?
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Do you see what I did there with that title?! Wooee, we’re off to a good start. You love your chickens, you love olives, and you want to
Can Chickens Eat Sunflower Seeds?
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Are sunflower seeds safe for chickens? This is a common question among chicken owners who want to provide their flock with a varied and nutritious diet. The good
Rollout Nesting Box Review: Is this Homestead Essentials Worth It?
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Are you tired of dirty, broken eggs? Then this nesting box is for you. There’s nothing more annoying than having your beautiful brown and blue eggs get filthy
Can You Freeze Glass Mason Jars?
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As you relish the vibrant hues and crisp flavors of summer produce, like hot peppers and tender berries, you might find yourself pondering the possibilities of food preservation.
Can Chickens Eat Bananas? What about Banana Peels?
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Chickens are known for their ability to eat a wide variety of foods, making many backyard bird enthusiasts wonder if their feathered friends can enjoy the tasty treat
Which Chickens Lay Blue Eggs?
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Are you a backyard chicken enthusiast looking to diversify your feathered family? Imagine stepping into your garden to find a colorful egg basket speckled with shades of blue—sounds