For our latest project, we built a mobile turkey coop made from cattle panels. We also purchased Eastern and Red Bourbon turkeys. We have the material to make a second turkey coop and plan on purchasing

Between family, planting, building, and tending to the animals, we've not had much time for Steem lately. So, here are a few quick updates: We've been working to put up a 20x60 greenhouse and plan on growing

We @tahorfarm were excited to see two sets of twins born today. We still have a few more does that are expected kid in May! Thank you for viewing! Upvoting, commenting, following, and resteeming are all

Yesterday, we saw the weather forecast for today was going to be perfect for working outside! This was a much needed break from all the rain we've had. We went to the local hardware store last night and

Several years ago, we purchased our first dehydrator with the hopes of making beef jerky. Since then, we make it a few times a year. It is very easy to make and most importantly, delicious. Please remember

Wall Mounted Hay Feeder For Barn A recent project that we did, was to build wall mounted hay feeders in our barn. It was a quick project. Here is a quick how to showing our process. Materials Needed: 1

It seems many are making goals to exercise and get in shape, but unlike normal crunches, these ones require no effort! There is something oddly satisfying about the sound a goat makes when they're eating

Photo Credit: Weather.gov As most have noticed, an arctic plunge settled in the extreme southern areas of the United States earlier this week. I for one, cannot wait to see temps back above freezing.

Ever since we started raising goats in July, I have wanted to build a free standing hay feeder. However, with other priorities, I am just now getting to it. The reason I chose this hay feeder was because

On Tuesday and Wednesday we received around 2 inches of rain. It left the yard soppy and soaked. Today, Friday, we are expected to receive another 3-5 inches of rain. This morning it started raining shortly

Said no one… EVER! At this time, having a young toddler makes homesteading a tag team effort. Typically, my husband watches our daughter while I tend to the animals and work on projects around the yard.

We have ~40 fruit trees and shrubs on our property. Most are not mature fruit bearing trees yet. We add a few more to our collection every spring. Of the trees we currently have, only a few are sensitive

We found a video of a storm that hit us 2 years ago and damaged one of our chicken coops. While this was a very powerful storm, we were blessed to have minimal damage other than our home roof needing to

The weather has been absolutely amazing here in Mississippi, so I took some photos around our property for fun. Hope you enjoy them!

We needed a hoof trimming and goat milking stand, but even the cheap ones that are mass produced are >$200. This is what we ended up building instead. Most of the wood came from scrap with other projects

Let's face it. In today's world, we are surrounded by chemicals with some of them being more toxic than others. With this in mind, I found this walk through last year and made my own detergent. I've been

We heard an unusual scratching noise outside and opened the door to find this: Follow us @tahorfarm!

One of many projects today was painting truck bed liner on the floor of the goat barn. Started by removing all the hay and cleaning the floors: The rest was just slapping on the paint! I noticed there

For anyone wanting to add an emergency backup to their existing well pump in case the power goes out, we highly recommend the Handy Well Pump. Two of the primary reasons we chose this well pump was because

We've had a cross bred billy goat for just under a year that has recently been trying to mate with our purebred goats. We posted him for sell and quickly found that everyone wanted does and not bucks.