Barn Animals

Small stock means small animals, fowl, pigs sheep, goats and Pygmy versions of large stock animals like cows and horses. Taking care of a small stock farm is nearly as much work as taking care of a large stock farm since the size of the animals does not make much of a difference in the type of care they require. more »

Mice are small creatures, but they can do big damage. If you have mice infesting your barn you could have a few problems. First, the mice could be eating your animal's feed. Second, the mice could scare your animals. Third, the mice feces and urine carry nasty diseases that both you and your animals can contract. It is important to... more »

When your child starts asking for a pony, don't just roll your eyes and dismiss the request. Ponies can help build a child's confidence and caring for the pony instills good work ethics. Learn how to find a pony for a child by following these steps. more »

Sphagnum moss grows in damp areas with high soil acidity. It grows in clumps, which can spread over a large area. Gardeners usually know about sphagnum moss and its many uses. Its ability to absorb and retain water and its ability to insulate naturally provides many applications for plant care. However, this moss's value, historically... more »

Preparing for winter extends beyond your home. You must also winterize your barn to prevent it from succumbing to harsh winter wind, snow and cold. Winterizing a barn is a relatively easy task, which be done in conjunction with winterizing your home. more »