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Fire Ants - When and How to Control Them

This is the typical appearance of a fire ant mound. If disturbed, the worker ants in this mound will aggresively attack what they feel is the threat.

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Good Grass Depends on Good Soil Health

In my opinion, to maintain pasture productivity, you should consider soil testing twice a year. This means for our area, it is probably best to collect samples early March and late August.

Regular testing helps you identify exactly what nutrients are needed to keep you soil healthy and your crops reaching closer to maximum potential.

Solving The Rodent Problem

Most people think that if they have barn cats, they will never have a rodent problem. I'm no expert on the scientific cat to rat ratio required for pest control, but I do know that rats and mice have extremely fast re-generation times meaning they can reproduce several generations over the span of a year.

Rats and mice are, without a doubt - prolific. Single females can produce up to 56 offspring in a single year. That's about one a week. This means that unless we make every attempt to control these pests, their numbers will grow at an estimated horrific rate.

Tips On Caring For Poultry In Cold Winter Months

Caring for chickens during the hot summer months requires attentive practices to ensure their well-being and productivity.

First and foremost, ensure they have constant access to fresh, clean water, as chickens consume more liquid in the heat to regulate their body temperature.

Provide ample shade in the coop and run to protect them from direct sunlight, and consider adding a misting system or fans to help cool the air around them. Ventilation is crucial, so make sure the coop is well-aired to prevent overheating and humidity build-up.

Offer a diet appropriate for the season, perhaps incorporating more fruits and vegetables to help with hydration.

Lastly, consider applying dust baths with added diatomaceous earth to help them stay cool and parasite-free. By following these steps, you can help your chickens navigate the summer heat comfortably.