Since we love exotic farms and they are quite popular too, here’s yet another exotic animal that is quite different from any other conventional farm animals but can make a great pet, not to mention quite useful too, as owners swear by it! farmcommunities.com
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Raising Wallabies
Posted by admin on June 30th, 2009
Miniature Horses
Posted by admin on June 13th, 2009
Miniature horses are a delight to take care of. They are cute and compact; they are perfect pets for your little kids! These miniature horses are bred and sold in exotic farms especially in the US. There are many small exotic farms in Florida alone that sell all kinds of exotic animals primarily because the [...]
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Tags: Eco-Friendly Equestrian Communities, exotic farms, farm communities, farming 
No Comments »Protect Your Alpacas from Diseases
Posted by admin on June 2nd, 2009
Alpacas are tough animals and they don’t fall ill quite easily. If and when they contract a disease, it would be very hard to spot since alpacas will not show signs of sickness until later stages. This is why regular checkups from your local veterinarian should be received by your alpacas to ensure they are [...]
Posted in Eco Friendly Living Tags: Alpaca Communities, exotic farms, farm communities No Comments »Farming on a Modern Kibbutz
Posted by admin on February 23rd, 2009
Farming is an everyday life occurrence that has become very notorious throughout the years. It is the one of many things we humans do to make our Agriculture at an all time high. farmcommunities.com
Weed lawn pesticides causing Hermaphrodite Frog abnormalities
Posted by admin on February 4th, 2009
The alarming number or hermaphrodite frogs found in states like Connecticut and California has scientists searching for an explanation. Frogs which lived in suburban areas were also found to become more susceptible to reproductive abnormalities than those that live in rural areas. farmcommunities.com
African Agriculture
Posted by admin on January 6th, 2009
Africa is the world’s bridesmaid. Why? because it is the second largest and most populous continent in Africa. Despite those seemingly second-best characteristics, Africa is the largest of the three great southward projections from the main mass of the Earth’s exposed surface. farmcommunities.com
What’s preserving your dry fruit? Sulfur dioxide!
Posted by admin on January 5th, 2009
Using sulfur dioxide to preserve dry fruits is a very common method used commercially since sulfur dioxide eliminates the possibility of discoloration among dried produce and it inhibits bacterial growth thus prolonging the product’s shelf life. Sulfur dioxide has been allowed by the FDA for human consumption and found them to be safe at some [...]
Posted in Food Safety, Organic Farm Communities Tags: farm communities, Food Safety, organic food No Comments »
