Protein is an important substance in your bird’s diet and growing it is much better than buying it commercially when you are increasing it. If you are interested in self sufficiency and homesteading, having a meal worm farm is a...
Month: August 2019
Chickens, Homesteading, Personal Life
Buying Local
With the mass production of meat and eggs supplying grocery stores, the farm culture is disappearing. Many consumers want to buy local for the fresh free range eggs and support the local farmer, but they won't. The reality is, consumers...
Quail
What Is an Old World and New World Quail?
Old World quail are found in the family Phasianidae, Many of the common larger species are farm-raised for table food or egg consumption. Old World Quail are small, plump terrestrial birds. They are seed eaters, but will also take insects and similar small prey. They nest on the ground and are...
Events
The Florida Small Farms and Alternative Enterprises Conference 2014
We attended the Florida Small Farms and Alternative Enterprises Conference August 1st and 2nd of 2014. We were coordially invited by Florida A and M University. This was an amazing experience. If you want to learn about what amazing things...
Homesteading, Quail
Breeds vs Species: The Meaning of “Quail”
The term 'quail' can be confusing, as it encompasses a variety of species and breeds across the globe. Understanding the difference between a quail species and a quail breed is crucial for anyone interested in raising these birds. In this...
Homesteading, Quail
Choosing Your Coturnix Covey: A Guide to Selecting the Perfect Quail Covey
Selecting the right Coturnix quail for your flock is essential to achieving your goals, whether for egg production, meat, or breeding. With various colors, traits, and temperaments to consider, choosing your covey can be both exciting and challenging. In this...
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