Tim usually cooks breakfast. Before we called it an evening last night, I mentioned tomorrow morning, I’m making a favorite breakfast of mine. Today I’ll be making a country fried breakfast with most of the foods sourced from TnF Farms. I’m starting by frying up a package of our American Guinea hog bacon in an iron skillet. Now I have Tim hovering in the kitchen eating the bacon as fast as it comes out of my skillet.
It’s an old wives’ tale, but a heavy molt means a bad winter is coming. As autumn sets in and leaves begin to fall, your chickens are also undergoing a seasonal change of their own: molting. Molting is a natural process in a chicken’s life cycle when they shed and regrow their feathers. Fall molting is particularly common among chickens, and understanding this phenomenon can help you provide the best care for your flock during this transitional period. In my post, I’ll discuss the reasons behind fall molting, the stages of molting, and how you can support your chickens during this time.
If you’re looking to embark on a rewarding journey into small-scale, sustainable livestock farming, consider raising American Guinea Hogs. These unique heritage pigs offer not only a taste of history but also a delectable source of meat. In this post, we’ll discuss some of our experiences so far with American Guinea Hogs, their characteristics, benefits, and how to raise them for flavorful pork.
President Ronald Regan made the phrase “trust but verify” famous back in the late 80s. We invited multiple visiting Florida Department of Agriculture inspectors in for a cup of coffee to get the facts. Here are 3 rumors that are not true.
This certification ensures that your flock is free from significant poultry diseases, thereby guaranteeing the health and well-being of your birds. Participation is voluntary and the service is FREE in the state of Florida.
Nestled in the rich tapestry of American agriculture lies a remarkable treasure – the American Guinea Hog. This diminutive yet hardy breed represents a living link to the country’s agrarian past, serving as a testament to the importance of heritage conservation in modern farming.
When it comes to dairy goats, the Nigerian Dwarf goat stands out as a small but mighty choice. Despite their diminutive stature, these goats offer a wealth of benefits for dairy enthusiasts and homesteaders alike. In this article, we’ll explore why Nigerian Dwarf goats are considered great dairy goats and how they can be an excellent addition to your farm or homestead.
Florida, known for its sunny weather and lush landscapes, might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of dairy farming. However, raising dairy goats in Florida is not only possible but can also be a rewarding and sustainable endeavor. In this blog post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of raising dairy goats in the Sunshine State, from choosing the right breed to overcoming the unique challenges that Florida’s climate presents.
Silkie chickens, with their distinctive fluffy feathers, striking appearance, and gentle disposition, are captivating additions to any backyard flock. In the sunny state of Florida, these enchanting birds thrive and bring their unique charm to poultry enthusiasts and homesteaders alike. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the world of raising Silkie chickens in Florida, exploring their varieties, care requirements, and the rewards they offer.
Eggs have long been a staple in diets worldwide, offering a versatile source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. When it comes to eggs, many consumers face a choice between farm fresh and commercial varieties. In this post, we’ll delve into the health benefits of choosing farm fresh eggs over commercial eggs, shedding light on the factors that make them a wholesome and nutritious choice. At TnF Farms we feed our chickens Non-GMO feed to give the eggs an added health benefit.
Our animals have so much personality. You can see why we enjoy being shutterbugs. Click an image to enlarge.
We’re social on social media. Some would say downright friendly.
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