Spring is sprung! The birds are out, the geese are migrating, the peepers are singing, and dandelion’s are popping up in lawns and fields across the country. To celebrate, I’m sharing my super simple dandelion wine recipe with all you lovely people! There’s a tradition in Appalachia in the Spring to go out and forage …
This easy bread pudding is quick, delicious and reduces waste by using stale bread! And is a perfect recipe if you’re drowning in eggs, but tired of quiche! I hate throwing anything away – even if only to the chickens – so I love finding new ways to use stale or past-due things. My very favorite, easiest, and …
A visual exam is something every horse owner should do daily, or as often as possible, to ensure their horse is happy and healthy. There’s a saying that the best fertilizer for a garden is the farmer’s footprints. Simply by being in the garden will a farmer know what he garden needs. Simply by visually …
If you’re new to Hillsborough Homesteading, or are simply curious about our Reader’s top favorite posts, you’re in luck! In this post I’ve captured my readers top 5 favorite blog posts – in order! A lot of our posts are seasonal, but these are the ones that are consistently in the top 5 – year-round. …
Whether you board or keep your horses are home, here are the top eleven Poisonous Plants For Horses to watch out for. While most horses will avoid poisonous plants due to their bitter taste, some plants ingested in even small amount can cause weight loss, liver damage, respiratory failure, neurological signs and even sudden death. …