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The benefits of raising chickens at home

Raising chickens can be a great way to enjoy fresh eggs and connect with nature in a small and sustainable way.

Farm-Fresh Feasts: 3 Delicious Dinner Dishes Made with Eggs

Enjoy three of our favorite dinner dishes that can be made with farm-fresh eggs.

Chicken spotlight: Leghorn

The Leghorn is a popular and reliable breed of chicken that is well-suited to small farms and homesteads.

Chicken spotlight: Silver-laced Wyandotte

The Silver-laced Wyandotte is a beautiful and reliable breed of chicken that is well-suited to small farms and homesteads.

French Toast – A Simple and Delicious Egg Recipe

French toast, a simple yet delicious breakfast or brunch dish that can be dressed up in a variety of ways.

Egg-cellent Cookies: 3 Delicious Recipes for Your Next Baking Adventure

Cookies are a staple in every home, and adding eggs to the mix can elevate the flavor and texture of your baked goods. Here are 3 tasty recipes to try!

How to choose the right type of chickens for your flock

There are many different breeds of chickens to choose from, each with their own unique characteristics and traits. Here’s what you should know before you choose.

Chicken spotlight: Rhode Island Red

The Rhode Island Red is a reliable and hardy breed of chicken that is well-suited to small farms and homesteads.

Does your flock need a rooster? Yes, and here’s why.

While some people may choose to keep their flocks entirely female, there are several benefits to having at least one male in the mix.

The benefits of working with friends in the Amish community.

Working with farmers and other skilled tradespeople in the Amish community can offer numerous benefits for small family farms. First and foremost, Amish farmers are known for their traditional, sustainable farming practices. They often use horse-drawn equipment, which can be more environmentally friendly and less disruptive to the land compared to modern machinery. Additionally, AmishContinue reading “The benefits of working with friends in the Amish community.”