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Can You Raise Pheasants with Chickens?

Can pheasants be raised with chickens?  Yes, and anyone who says otherwise is perhaps lazy, or doesn't know much about pheasants. Pheasants can be raised with chickens, but it takes some...

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Do Saskatraz Honey Bees Winter Well?

A major concern of many, if not all beekeepers is the wintering over of their bees.  The winter can take a huge toll on the hive and sometimes result in the death of your hive.   Saskatraz...

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link to What Honey Bee Should I buy, Saskatraz, Carniolan, Italian, or Other Breeds?

What Honey Bee Should I buy, Saskatraz, Carniolan, Italian, or Other Breeds?

When I began beekeeping, I was "buzzing" with excitement, and did a lot of research regarding various bee breeds and their known characteristics. When it came time to start my own hive, I debated...

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What are Saskatraz Bees? Are They an Answer to Colony Collapse?

In the increasing battle to raise honey bees there is a new variety on stage.  The Saskatraz honey bee shows some amazingly good promise to do well in the battle against varroa mites and...

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The great benefits of Russian Honey Bees.

The Russian Honey Bee is More resistant to Varroa Mites. If you are a beekeeper, then you know the dreaded Varroa Mite.  These lousy parasites can take down the health and can even kill...

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What’s wrong? Why are my Trees and Garden Plants Growing Yellow Leaves?

Many farmers or property owners face the problem of yellowing leaves in their trees, plants, and crops. This problem is seen most often in areas of low precipitation, and signifies a lack of...

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About the Author

Ron is an artist by day and a farmer for the rest of the morning evening and night. Ron worked on a dairy farm all through his years on this planet. He spends a lot of time working with gardening, poultry, beekeeping, alfalfa, tractors, and his wonderful family. If you want to look at some of his artwork his website is www.russonstudio.com

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