hobby farms
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- Narrated photo album of a family on an Iowa farm raising farm animals with stories of raising an abandoned fawn and some baby raccoons, a crafts page with quilts and home spun yarn, and animal and homesteading links.
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- Family farm in California raising chickens, sheep, cows rabbits, ducks, and geese. Photos, chicken breeds listed by categories, facts, jokes, resources, and links.
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- Progress of the Newberry family learning to live in a rural setting and building a house with earth using superadobe and cob building techniques.
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- Home of the Little Valley farm pages with diary, programming information and downloads, and a photo gallery.
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- Description and photos of life and hobbies on an island farm in Massachusetts, including chickens, wildlife, nature, handicrafts, a long list of recipes, quotes and poetry, reading reviews, and music history.
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- Rare breed poultry, sheep and pigs. A five acre smallholding in East Anglia UK, with the farmhouse being a former medieval hall built between 1500 and 1550.
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- The last hill farm in Mansfield Vermont documents the history of a cottage farm dating from the 1700's. Contextual history from the 1850's to today, as well as links to current farm activities and events.
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- Meet Maria and read her stories and observations of the waterfowl and wildlife who visit her home on the south shore of Long Island.
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- Located in Georgia with a look at daily chores.
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- A pleasure farm with haflinger horses, rare poultry breeds, ducks, dogs and dexter cattle. Pictures and descriptions of the animals.
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- A family affair involved in raising and showing pet goats.
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- Greg and Sandra Keesee raise horses, chickens, dogs and guineas.
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- A small farm located in Mont Vernon, NH containing goats, chickens, rabbits, dogs, cats, and horses.
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- Photos of wedding, barn, horses, chickens, dogs, cats, ducks and goat.
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- Provides information and advice for lifestyle and hobby farmers.
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- A cow/calf operation specializing in forage-raised Simbrah cattle and quarter horses.
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