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A Fresh Start in the Coop – Our Newly Hatched Chicks

‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎AssalamuAlaikum & Greetings Hive Family! ‎It's me @amjadsharif ‎ The beauty of village life is that even small moments of nature become a source of

Harvesting Ginger, Growing Lemons, and Thriving Eggplants: My Garden Journal

I harvested my ginger from small pots, and this is my first time growing them. I can’t remember exactly how long it took for the plants to grow rhizomes, but I think

Visiting my sister's corn farm.

Good day hivers! It's @Mac once again sharing you some of the things I used to do during childhood years. Today's blog is for all the farmers out there. Have you

Providing a life that ducks deserve

Good day hivers! It's Mac once again, welcomes you to my new blog. Today is no special day. No travel, just a home routine. Hours and days passed by fast. Last week,

Catching Backyard Tilapia Fish by Hook and Line

The happiness of a child is immeasurable when he catches fish with his own hand or tools. My fellow Hivers, in this blog, I'll show you the experiences of my youngest

Meet my Hog Family

This is our small sty or pig pen. As of the moment they are 20 heads in total, composing of 10 owned fatteners and 8 adopted fatteners ( @JellyVine 's piglets) they

The Umbilical Cord

Status: The umbilical cord of our first chick has not been removed. We will just wait until it dries up. What shall I do? I went to check it and the sack was turning

Why I Stopped Raising Quail

Raising quail for meat and eggs in your backyard has become a fun hobby for many urban homesteaders. Backyard quail are small, take up little precious room, and