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Cows, horses, and oxen were said to have warmed Baby Jesus with their breath, and because of it they are included in many Christmas celebrations. In...
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Find out more about Cindi: I live on a small farm in North Texas with my husband and teenage son. Our family also includes 30+ sheep, 25+ rabbits, 4 Great Pyrenees, 1 Border Collie, and 2 Chihuahuas (yes the Chihuahuas run the WHOLE house!) I love teaching others about animals and small farm life. |
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Wintertime in North Texas usually means we’re going to have an ice storm or two. The good thing is they usually doesn’t last too long....
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There are reports of Poinsettia plants being found and even used as far back as the 14th century. Aztecs were said to have used the sap from this...
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East Texas plant nurseries are a booming business this time of year. Each year nurseries all over east Texas prepare for sales that reach well into...
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The is part 3 of a 3 part series - Following up with part 1 and part 2 of the Scrapie series here are the most common questions about Scrapie. What is...
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Calf born with cross on it's head: Divine bovine" born at Connecticut farm - NECNInteresting book reviews...
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Origin: The Britannia Petite breed began in England; they are a very old breed that at one time was very close to extinction. They were known in...
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This is part 2 of a 3 part series. In following up with part 1 here are 8 easy steps to help producers comply with the federal guidelines of the...
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Can you imagine raising crops on the bottom of he ocean floor? A crop from the ocean floor - Los Angeles Times...
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If you ask a farmer what is his favorite season you might be surprised if they tell you winter. There are many reasons a farmer might like winter over...
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