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Holly Berry Husbandry is an NPIP and AI certified farm and has the following breeds of chicks available for sale now: *Bantam Silver Laced Polish $20 each (smooth) /$25 each (frizzle) *Jersey Giants (Black) $15 *Bielefelder (prolific layers and sexable at day 1) $25 pullets/$10 cockerels...

We've added coronation Sussex eggs to our incubators and have not had much luck hatching. While we've had a couple hatch, most tend to develop, pip, and quit. Other breeds in same hatch batch come out just fine. Is there some magical technique that needs to happen? Help! Please and thanks!

While the ship can hold 288 passengers, we have only booked a trip for 110 travelers. The rocking has just begun. Here's to smooth sailing for the next 21 days at Holly Berry Husbandry. How quickly we've graduated from foam incubators, to Brinsea octagons, now a Sportsman cabinet. So excited...

German Pancakes (Yield 2 9-inch pancakes) 4 eggs 1 T sugar 1/2 t salt 2/3 c flour, sifted 2/3 c milk 2 tablespoons soft butter Heat oven to 400°F. Butter two 9-inch cake pans. Put eggs in blender container, cover and process until light yellow in color. Remove cover and add remaining...

Seeing we had a lot of eggs in our eating basket, I decided it was time to use a few to make dinner. The main entrée? Sun-Dried Tomato and Basil Frittata! Farm fresh eggs, sun-dried tomatoes, and feta…Come on, you gotta love it! Ingredients 10 large eggs 1/4 cup whipping cream 1 1/2 cups...

I've had a mealworm bin going for quite some time now and I do not see much progress. I've had one good haul but have since not pulled any additional. I've heard apples are a good food source, but I've also heard that apples add too much moisture to the bin. So, I feed our mealworms carrots...

I'm wondering if there are other lines in the US that are not Greenfire. Thanks.

We moved to Fredericksburg, VA in the fall of 2013 from the more urban city of Arlington, VA to pursue a dream of establishing a small homestead where we can raise animals, grow a little of our own food and learn about homesteading. I look forward to learning from BYC! So far it has been more...