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  • How to Tell the Sex of a Baby Turkey

    Determining the sex of baby turkeys can be challenging. A young turkey's developing sex organs are difficult to see, and often, males and females look similar. Although some farmers argue that you...

  • How to Raise Cattle for a Tax Break

    Cattle are a good option if you are looking for a legal tax break. Everything from the feed they eat, to equipment necessary to handle them, to vehicle mileage to tend to them can be successfully...

  • How to Set Up Electric Fence Paddock

    The purpose of an electric fence paddock is to construct a fence that is reasonably durable and one that your animals learn to respect. The heart of every electric fence is the energizer, which...

  • How to Build a Chicken Coop/Shed

    I'm not a carpenter. I'm a single mom with one goal in mind. I wanted chickens. They needed a house. It can't be that hard, can it? Low on funds, I recycled every scrap of wood I could. And...

  • How to Tell a Rooster Chick From a Hen

    If you want a guarantee of only pullets (female chicks) in your hatchery order, it's best to stick to a chicken breed with a genetic coding to make sexing easy. Though hatcheries employ sexers for...

  • How to Sell Worm Castings

    As word spreads of growers obtaining solid results by adding worm castings to garden plots, vegetable beds and even golf courses, worm "poop" becomes a natural sell. Worm castings contain more...

  • How to Install a Wood Fence for Livestock

    Livestock enjoy rubbing and scratching themselves on wood fence and fence posts, therefore, you must install a wood fence properly to prevent livestock from breaking it. A morning of brisk...

  • How to Farm Emus

    The emu, closely related to the ostrich, is a large, flightless bird originating from Australia. While meat and fresh eggs are obvious products of emu farming, many farmers are now raising them...

  • How to Protect Horses and Livestock from Wildfires

    If you are a horse or livestock owner you need to take action to protect your animals and reduce the risk of spreading or causing wildfires.

  • How to Treat an Open Wound on a scalped Hen

    A pullet was scalped by a larger rooster and needs to be treated to promote healing of the wound and avoid infection

  • How to Halter Break a Show Calf

    Halter breaking a calf - steer or heifer for the show ring can be a really challenging but also a rewarding experience.

  • How to Tan Sheepskin

    Properly tanned sheepskin makes soft rugs, slippers and other products. Tanning sheepskin can be a good project if you have your own sheep or can get hides from a butcher.

  • How to Fence a Pasture

    Secure fencing for your livestock is a huge and important responsibility. It not only keeps the animals inside a safe area, but it prevents them from wandering or causing accidents that would...

  • How to Trap a Hawk

    Hawks are known to be a nuisance to farmers. They are fond of smaller warm-blooded animals for nourishment. Hawks will feed on free-range chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese when the opportunity...

  • How to Build a Woven Wire Fence

    Woven wire fencing is a secure, attractive and reliable fence option for controlling and maintaining livestock enclosures. It keeps the animals from placing their feet through the openings and...

  • How to Build a Pet Gate

    Not every pet gate is made the same. Various gates are available on the market, but one may not get the desired results for smarter dogs, larger cats, and tricky furry friends. Since your pet is...

  • How to Build a Shed for Cows

    Cows are tough, hardy animals and don't require much shelter from the elements other than natural shelters, such as trees. For cows in harsh climates, a simple three-sided shed can be built for...

  • How to Install a Cattle Fence

    Learn how to install a cattle fence to keep your cows safe within a designated area. Installing a cattle fence can also be used to keep unwanted livestock away from your property.

  • How to Raise Ducklings in Cardboard Boxes

    You can start to raise ducklings in cardboard boxes, although be aware that cardboard absorbs moisture and deteriorates within a few days. Therefore you will need to replace the cardboard box...

  • How to Install a Poly Tape Electric Fence

    An electric fence is one of the most effective and economical ways to house livestock, horses or other farm animals. Standard fencing, made of materials like wood, wire and cable, can cost as much...

  • How to Install a Fence on a Hill

    Fencing is an absolute necessity for livestock owners. If you have horses, cattle, sheep, goats, or any other farm animal, you must have good fencing. Although fencing is a relatively...

  • How to Make a Fence

    Fencing is an absolute necessity when you own livestock. What type of fence you need and how to install it will vary with the animals you own and the abuse it will have to endure. Practicality...

  • How to Deter Coyotes From Livestock

    Hi, We live in the country, and have visits at night from the coyotes. I am going to tell you of some of the methods that we use.

  • How to Make a Miniature Pony Harness

    Miniature Ponies need harnesses too. This is an easy how to on how to make a homemade mini pony harness...

  • How to Build an Alpaca Barn

    Alpacas are becoming very popular pets, and there is good money to be made from raising these adorable animals. So if you want to start an alpaca farm, you first need to build an alpaca barn....

  • How to Tan a Squirrel Pelt

    The art of tanning a squirrel pelt, or any animal hide, is almost a lost talent in today’s world. Squirrel pelts were known in days gone by as a long wearing, durable leather that was sewn...

  • How to Make a Chicken Coop

    Chickens need coops to keep them safe from harmful elements in regards to the weather and, of course, from predators, domestic and wild who may be looking for a free chicken dinner. Chickens also...

  • How to Rescue Donkeys

    A relatively rare domestic animal today, donkeys suffer abuse and neglect at a greater rate than other equines in the United States. If you're concerned, you can act to save these gentle animals.

  • How to Raise Cornish Game Hens

    The Rock Cornish Game Hen was fist bred in 1950 in an attempt to replace the guinea hen—due to a farm fire a large flock of guinea hens were lost. The Cornish Game Hen is a product of...

  • How to Raise Red Leghorn Chickens

    A Leghorn chicken is a noisy bird that is spirited in nature. It is smaller than many chickens, but it is still larger than a bantam. The Red Leghorn is a forager and they get much of the protein...

  • How to Raise Anconas Chickens

    The Anconas chicken is a rare breed that originated near the Italian city of Anconas. It is a descendent from the early Leghorns and other earlier breeds. The Anconas has a mixed ancestry that has...

  • How to Raise Meat Chickens

    Meat chickens have their own distinctive look. They originated from "great grand parent' eggs from companies in the United States and the United Kingdom. These companies specialize in select...

  • How to Judge Beef Cattle

    Even if you never set foot in a show ring, a thorough understanding of standards is necessary for everyone in the beef industry. Farmers and future farmers must be familiar with what makes one...

  • How to Organize a Livestock Auction

    Livestock auctions are a great way to sell a large number of animals at one time in one place. Prospective buyers can save time and money by visiting the auction and choosing from a wide variety...

  • How to Raise Donkeys

    Donkeys are animals that have been with mankind since Biblical times. They are good-natured and hardy, and don't require much beyond basic maintenance such as worming, vaccinations and trimming of...

  • How to Raise Beef Cattle for Profit

    Raising beef cattle for profit is a little more challenging these days. Ranchers are finding it more and more necessary to think outside the box when it comes to selling their beef. Read on to...

  • How to Rope Cattle

    Did you wish you could be a cowboy? Do you long to ride the plains, drive cattle across the plains, and wish you could rope cattle? Well, it isn't impossible, nor is it too late. You can start by...

  • How to Sell Rheas

    The market for rheas is a more diversified one now--there is a market not just the meat but other parts of the rhea as well. This means a little more work on the seller's part getting your rheas...

  • How to Butcher a Cow

    Raising and butchering your own cows is one way to be self-sufficient. It is also a way to gain some control over the production of the meat you will eat, as you control what the cow eats and how...

  • How to Butcher a Duck

    There is nothing quite like roast duck--the richness of the meat, the moistness of the texture. If you like duck meat and prefer to raise your own ducks, you could not only have the satisfaction...

  • How to Build Shelters for Emus

    Providing a comfortable environment for your emus is essential to properly raising and breeding them. In addition to building a pen that allows your emus to run and exercise, you must build a...

  • How to Load an Emu into a Trailer

    Trying to move a 6-foot emu into a trailer is possible, believe it or not. It can be a dangerous endeavor because of the size, strength and speed of the bird, but you can control your emu and get...

  • How to Build Pens for Guinea Fowl

    Guinea fowl pens can be small or large and as simple or complex as you like. Pens for a guinea fowl need to include an enclosed house and a wire surrounded run. You can utilize an existing shed or...

  • How to Care for Guinea Fowl

    Guineas make a good addition to your farm for several reasons. The meat is especially good because only turkey meat has more calories. They make good watch animals and give a loud call whenever...

  • How to Care for Adult Ostriches

    Ostrich farming has been popular in other countries for years, and is recently becoming popular in the United States. Ostriches are farmed for their meat, feathers and a hide that is similar to...

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