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Today on HuffPost, Robert Cremer reports that "73% of Voters Think Health Care Reform Must Include Choice of a Public Health Insurance Plan The health reform plan proposed by President Obama during his campaign assures that consumers can keep the private health insurance plans that they...

Hurray! Both Pebbles and Annabelle have had litters! This morning, I saw their fur nests wiggling. I don't want to disturb the mommies, but I can hardly wait to see how many and what colors! I'm hoping that Bam Bam and Annabelle gave me a strong son to become my king buck and that...

I'm looking to raise a couple of lambs for the freezer. I've been offered 2 for $200. They are 3 month old and "black-faced." He says they are old enough to take from their mom and already eating oats. Is this a good price?

I enjoy giving my rabbits a daily treat of fresh veggies - greens, cabbage, mostly carrots. I don't know what's good for them, but they are happy to eat everything I've given them so far exept for asparagus and citrus. Now that the seed catalogs hare arriving and I'm planning next years'...

My first bunny babies are as big as my fist and my first chickens are 3 months old. Do you think my girls will give me some eggs before the bunnies get to be 4 lbs?

born Dec 7 sell or trade for chickens or ?

What are the best rabbit breeds for meat? Is there a bunny equivalent of the cornish X? Where should I shop?

Friends: Thought you'd want to know about an opportunity to join others in urging President-elect Obama to nominate an agriculture secretary committed to reform. I've signed it, and if you share the goals the letter outlines, I hope you will too. Thanks for considering it. Best regards, Jane...

on my chickens' back near their tail? I don't see it on the chicken anatomy page. My sweet boyfriend tried to convince me that it's where the rooster deposits semen! I was almost ready to believe him until I checked my young roo and discovered a nipple on his back, too. Or is my roo really a...

It looks like I'm going to have some extra eggs for the first time this spring and I'm wondering how to make the most of them. Does anyone know about New Mexico state regulations or local ordinances?

One of my 6 week old chicks seems to be doing as well as the others despite a bent lower beak. It juts out at a 45 degree angle to the left of her upper beak but she seems to be eating and drinking just fine. Is there anthing she needs?