Stray Dogs: An Expensive Problem for Flock Owners!

Stray dogs can cause significant damage to livestock, with the financial impact far exceeding the perceived value of the animals they kill. From the initial cost of chicks, to unseen feed expenses, and lost potential profit over the lifespan of the animal – the impact can be catastrophic!

Cost Disparities Between Local & Commercial Farms

“Fresh chicken… for THAT price?” With customers feeling overcharged and small farmers yearning to be understood, join me on a deep dive into why commercial farms can get away with charging so much less for their products.

10 Genius Ways to Cut Costs (Without Cutting Corners) on Your Farm or Homestead

Today’s farmers have it tough. Not only do we undertake the same labor-intensive tasks as the previous generations, but now our resources to do them are dwindling. It’s time to get crafty! Here’s a list of 10 genius ways to cut costs on your family farm or homestead – without sacrificing quality!

6 Easy Ways To Support Your Local Farmers

Local farms are essential in maintaining a happy, healthy community. They provide quality, responsibly-sourced food at a reasonable price and give consumers more control over how their food is raised. However, because they’re much smaller than industrial farms, they do need a lot more support. You can help! Continue reading to learn six easy ways you can help support your local farmers.

The Biggest Scam in the Equine Industry: How Your Generosity is Sending Horses to Slaughter

The biggest scam in the equine industry is not one that most people would suspect. To better the horse community, I made it my mission to go behind the scenes, under the rug, and break through the thick layer of intense manipulation for the sake of horses worldwide. Are YOU accidentally supporting the transport of horses to slaughter?

Hayley’s Guide to Being a Prepared and Responsible Animal Owner

Most people will have the urge to buy an animal at some point in their lives. Some act on impulses and jump face first into animal ownership, while others put reason first and follow through. So what should you do when thinking of adding an animal to the household?