Life at Home in the Countryside
A low-maintenance pasture starts with permanent features that reduce repeated jobs such as carrying water, repairing boundaries and moving feed through mud. Sketch the site before work begins, marking gateways, slopes, water points, shade and areas that become boggy after rain. A practical pasture setup guide can help you assess these basics. Aim to create […]
If you’re a horse owner, small farm enthusiast, or just someone navigating the wide world of hay, understanding the ins and outs of square hay bales can make a big difference. From small square bales to large square bales, the choices you make affect not just storage and transport, but also bale weight, nutrient content, […]
Have you heard the rain in May saying? If not here it is – Rain in May makes June hay. Coming from a farming family this is one of the most popular sayings when we have wet weather in May! But when is the best time to make hay? Is there a right time of […]
