SARITOR - Self Propelled

If you are trying to control insects in your yard and garden, try one of these homemade bug spray recipes. Insects can quickly take over a garden and getting rid of them can run a hefty bill while dousing your harvest in chemicals. You can make many insect repellents for your garden at home for a fraction of the cost without all of the chemicals you do not want around your family. Match one of the DIY insecticides below to your need to help eliminate pests from your hom

Homestead burnout is real, folks, and self love can help! I decided I should be kinder to my mind (and my body) and compile a list of things I can do after a hard day on the homestead. If you’ve been there, I hope you find these ideas useful!Table of contents 14 ways to practice self love after you’ve had a long, hard day on the homestead.Take a bath or hot shower to practice self loveYoga and/or Meditation in order to love yourselfPut on your favorite CDPet your dog…or somebod

Here's yet another item to add to the list of things easier said than done: spraying pecan trees (Carya illinoinensis). Yes, you can prevent a host of pecan tree issues by spraying the trees, and you can cure some disease and pest problems. But given the height of these trees and the breadth of the canopy, it isn't really a very practical step to consider for mature trees. If you have a young tree you want to protect, this information might help you. Video of the Day Pe

By Craig Bordeleau – We all know that there is a litany of colors that ducks and backyard chickens can display. Many are complex; some so intricate they become indistinguishable from others to an untrained eye. There is a grouping of colors that are very simple to define as the birds that display them are, for the most part, a single solid color. These are called self-colored. The most common of these is extended black — it causes birds to have completely black feathers and often a