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See more detail | | Keep Chickens!. If you find yourself reading up on fancy breeds of chickens, if you've taken to sketching coop designs on cocktail napkins, then you're ready to join the nationwide chicken boomlet. And you need Keep Chickens! Identifies which breeds are happiest in small spaces; gives you simple instructions on feeding and caring for chickens; lists the equipment you'll need; discusses coop design, from the simple to the stylish; teaches you how to gather eggs; explains how chickens can help fertilize your garden while eliminating weeds and garden pests; and gives you the low-down on how to start a mini-chicken ranch that complies with city ordinances. Everything you need to know about raising healthy chickens in a small space is in this book.
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See more detail | | A brand new Storey book that shows all kinds of coops for chickens and turkeys, including yours truly's broiler chicken skid. You'll find black and white drawings of hoop houses, a-frames, mobile units, converted sheds and range and pasture poultry models. There is a nice color section at the end of the book and an eggcellent resource guide. You'll find housing in here to fit 5 to 1500 birds.
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See more detail | | This comprehensive handbook will guide you through all your equipment purchases. You'll find this book also includes advice on evaluating used tractors and trailers, tips on keeping your machinery and equipment in good working order, and guide-lines for safe operation.
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See more detail | | Natural Goat Care
Natural Goat Care. Goats thrive on fully organic natural care. As natural browsers, they have higher mineral requirements than other domestic animals, so diet is a critical element to maintaining optimal livestock health. In Natural Goat Care, author Pat Coleby relates livestock health issues to lapses in conventional farming, beginning with poor soil and feed to invasive treatments associated with standard goat care. Coleby draws upon years of experience raising and treating top-notch animals to explain alternative farming and husbandry techniques that incorporate effective, natural practices to maximize animal health.
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See more detail | | Caring for Cows
Caring for Cows by, Valerie Porter with illustrations by Sally Seymour. For the first time, a guide to cowkeeping that places primary emphasis on the welfare of the cow - traditionally one of the most exploited of agricultural animals - and on organic principles.
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See more detail | | Storey's Barn Guide to Sheep by Paula Simmons and Carol Ekarius. For all the times you need a helping hand in the barn, Storey's Barn Guide to Sheep provides visual, step-by-step explanations of the basic procedures of keeping sheep. Complete with a unique rotating calendar to help plan your lambing season, an illustrated gallery of toxic plants, and dozens of helpful tips, this book will guide you through all the tasks of a sheep-owner's year. Helpful charts, illustrations, and common care procedures cover: Getting Acquainted; Basic Care; Feeding; Lambing; Wool Production; & Record Keeping.
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See more detail | | Informative, amazing and amusing. A Field Guide to Cows is the indispensable companion for cow watchers, former cow tippers, farmers, city folk, agriculturalists, Interstate drivers, 4-H'ers, vacationing families and everyone who likes to roll down the window and moo at cows.
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See more detail | | Way of Life
In A Way of Life, Jones elaborates the finer points of trialling from basic training and nursery trials to final polishing and Internationals. Diagrams and descriptions of a number of trials courses are included.
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See more detail | | Raising a Calf for Beef The work involved in the calf's care? About 10 minutes morning and evening and 20 minutes on the weekend for stall cleaning. But it does require your attention every day. After you've raised your calf to 800-1000 pounds, or larger if you want, off he goes for butchering and packaging.
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