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Building a geese-proof fence for your vegetable beds
Geese can turn a tidy vegetable patch into a hollowed-out wasteland within a single morning, and Australians who keep a small flock on the block know this…
How to Read Your Gosling’s Brooder Comfort Signals
Learning how to tell if your gosling is too cold or too hot in the brooder is one of the first important jobs in poultry keeping. Goslings cannot explain what…
Growing garlic through winter for a bountiful summer harvest
The rhythm of garlic growing follows the cooling months, with cloves going into the earth as the days shorten. In Australia, this means planting from March…
Why grit matters for ducks and geese on the homestead
Ducks and geese gobble up all manner of things from the garden, the paddock, and the dam edge. Most of that forage is high in moisture and low in dense…
Setting up a dust bathing area your poultry will actually use
Dust bathing is one of those quiet little rituals that makes poultry keeping so satisfying to watch. A good flock will dig, fluff, and shuffle through loose…
What to Do with Extra Goslings on an Australian Homestead
A clutch of goslings can grow from a charming handful of fluffy birds into a noisy, hungry group surprisingly quickly. Within a few weeks, they need more floor…
Home-Grown Duckweed: A Protein-Rich Treat for Your Flock
For many Aussie keepers running a few ducks and chooks on a small property, the idea of harvesting feed from a backyard tub sounds fanciful at first. Duckweed…
How to Make a Simple Hay Feeder for Your Geese
Geese are excellent grazers, but pasture alone may not provide enough roughage through a dry Australian summer, a wet winter, or a period when the ground is…
Dealing With a Broody Goose: What to Expect and How to Help
A broody goose can seem to change overnight. A normally sociable bird may settle into a nest, hiss when approached, spread her wings, and refuse to leave even…
Choosing Apple Trees for a Productive Home Orchard
A small home orchard can provide fresh fruit, blossom for pollinators, shade, and a satisfying rhythm through the seasons. The best results usually come from…

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