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Category: Sheep

link to Can Pigs and Sheep Live Together?

Can Pigs and Sheep Live Together?

When deciding on how to manage livestock, knowing which types of animals can live together is essential for harmony on the homestead. No one wants animals fighting and getting injured or worse. So,...

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link to Do Sheep Make a Lot of Noise?

Do Sheep Make a Lot of Noise?

One of the biggest concerns when deciding on livestock is how much noise they'll make. After all, no one wants to get noise complaints from their neighbors. So, does this include sheep? Will they...

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link to Can Sheep Be Left Alone? If So, for How Long?

Can Sheep Be Left Alone? If So, for How Long?

I'm currently in the middle of planning my homestead (let's be honest, the planning is never finished), and I'm worried about having enough time to tend to all of the livestock, and in this...

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link to Sheep Won’t Eat Hay? Here’s What to Do

Sheep Won’t Eat Hay? Here’s What to Do

When I worked at a veterinarian's office, I often saw customers paying bills $3,000 and up (and that was for cats and dogs!). The cost and concern for their life are two reasons why it's so worrisome...

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link to Will Sheep Eat or Damage Your Fruit Trees?

Will Sheep Eat or Damage Your Fruit Trees?

The number of sheep in the US has been steadily dropping, but many farmers still use sheep to clear the grass in their orchards. While I personally prefer goats for mowing, sheep seem to work...

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About Me

Hey, I'm Tyler Ziton. After a decade of health issues, I found the only thing I needed was to eat fresh food. With some trial and error, I learned that the best way to make sure food was fresh was to grow it myself. Today, I'm learning about everything gardening, off-gridding, and homesteading. This site is the place where I share everything I've learned to help get you moving on your homesteading journey.

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