Featured Stories
The Best Flowers for a Cutting Garden
In this article, you'll learn which are my best flowers for a cutting garden in Zone 6b. By doing some research, you too will find your favorites. Read More
Are Foxes Friendly?
Are foxes friendly to humans and chickens? Learn more by reading about a family of foxes discovered on a homestead. Read More
Tails from the Trails: A Hike and a Hunt
Follow Nathan Putnam and his pack goat string as they take us hiking, camping, and hunting in the backcountry of northern Idaho. Read More
Pysanky eggs: The Ukranian Art of Writing on Eggs
Ukrainian art of writing on eggs. Pysanky honor seasons, raindrops, goats, chickens, trees, nature and now celebrate Easter. Read More
The Delicate Art of Egg Carving
Producing delicate, lacey, web-like patterns, egg carving can create the perfect gifts for weddings, anniversaries, and more. Read More
How Cold is Too Cold for Chickens in Winter? — Chickens in a Minute Video
It's a common question that even long-time chicken keepers ask. How cold is too cold for chickens in winter? Read More
Raising Baby Chicks: A Beginner’s Guide
Here’s what you need to know about raising baby chicks before you bring them home. Read More
What’s Better? Buying Bees or Catching Swarms?
There are several ways to start beekeeping. Most beginners start buying bees via packages because they are the most readily available. Another way is to catch a swarm. Read More
The Ins and Outs of Buying Bees
Every spring potential beekeepers begin to get excited about starting to keep bees. They read beekeeping books and articles, and talk to experienced beekeepers about everything from setting up their apiary to buying bees. Read More
Moisture Control in The Hives: A Four-Season Approach
We work with the seasons and the bees’ own incredible ability to self-regulate to keep heat, cold, and moisture in check. While it is useful to look at how bees live “in the wild” to understand their natural preferences, it’s good to remember that honey bees are adaptable and live all over the world, in all climates. Read More
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