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Should Fresh Eggs Be Washed or Left Unwashed

Fresh Eggs – Washed or Unwashed?

Semi-Annual Chicken Coop Cleaning

Newborn Goat Kids Need Colostrum

3 Reasons For Homestead Honey Bees

How to Start Honey Bee Hives (or How To Hive Package Honey Bees)

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2019 Baby Nigerian Dwarf Goats Arriving on Bramblestone Farm!

Bramblestone Goats Negative (2019) for Small Ruminant Diseases (Again)!

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World’s Easiest Microwave Fudge (Goat or Cow Milk)

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How To Store Vegetables For Winter (Long Term Winter Vegetable Storage)

Make Tomato Juice from Fresh Tomatoes Easily (w/Kitchenaid Mixer)

How To Preserve Berries by Vacuum Sealing & Freezing

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Basic Goat Pregnancy Care ( 53,854 )Goat pregnancy care is on our minds these days because it’s obvious that several of our Dwarf Nigerian does are pregnant (see the Kidding Schedule for delivery dates this year). But, we carefully considered their maturity and needs during pregnancy before...
Basic Goat Care After Kidding ( 27,411 )We've been very fortunate that our Nigerian Dwarf does have kidded with very few difficulties and are very good mothers too. I’m always amazed at the way they care for their kids – as newborns, waking them every few hours...
3 Reasons For Homestead Honey Bees ( 7,496 )The 3 reasons for homestead honey bees that we feel are most important are described below. This is the time of year when we review what we've been growing, harvesting, and selling from Bramblestone Farm, and try to make plans for...
Preparing for Goat Kidding ( 6,482 )Note: Several readers have requested posts on topics that have already appeared here – "Preparing for Goat Kidding" this is one of those posts that has been updated and republished.Kidding season is here again, so of course, we're preparing again (see Kidding...
Goat Fetal Development ( 5,601 )Goat fetal development is on our minds since our mature Nigerian Dwarf does are all obviously “in a family way”, and I was wondering how developed the fetuses are as we count down the days to kidding. They still have...

Basic Goat Care After Kidding We've been very fortunate that our Nigerian Dwarf does have kidded with very few difficulties and are very good mothers too. I’m always amazed at the way they care for their kids – as newborns, waking them every few hours...
Newborn Goat Kids Need Colostrum Colostrum is the first milk produced by a goat after she freshens, and it's the first milk that the goat newborn kids must drink within the first few hours. Why Newborn Goat Kids Need Colostrum It's a thick, sticky, yellow milk that contains...
2019 Baby Nigerian Dwarf Goats Arriving on Bramblestone Farm! The 2019 baby Nigerian Dwarf goats began arriving April 2nd! We anxiously anticipate kidding season each spring, both with apprehension and excitement. Excitement about the birth of new Nigerian Dwarf goat kids, and apprehension over whether everyone will arrive without issues.First...
Homestead Blog Hop 233 Welcome to the Homestead Blog Hop! Now on to the hop... Homestead Blog Hop will take place every Wednesday and is for all things homesteading: real food recipes, farm animals, crafts, DIY, how-to's, gardening, anything from-scratch, natural home/health, self-sufficiency, self-reliance, natural remedies,...
Goat Fetal Development Goat fetal development is on our minds since our mature Nigerian Dwarf does are all obviously “in a family way”, and I was wondering how developed the fetuses are as we count down the days to kidding. They still have...

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