Farms & Smallholdings

A constant supply of fresh water is essential. Use an automatic water trough for efficiency or heated water bowls in winter to prevent freezing.

Secure fencing, livestock guardian animals (such as dogs or geese), and motion-sensor lights can help deter predators. An electric fencing system provides extra security.

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Regular soil testing and adding compost, manure, or green cover crops help improve soil health. A rotary tiller or aerator can enhance soil structure.

Rotational grazing, selective mowing, and natural herbicides are effective ways to manage weeds. A weed puller tool or pasture sprayer is useful for targeted weed control.

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Regular oil changes, filter cleaning, and lubrication will keep machinery in good working order. A farm maintenance toolkit is essential for quick repairs.

Cattle and horses require strong wooden or post-and-rail fencing, while sheep and goats need mesh or electric fencing to prevent escapes. Portable electric netting is ideal for poultry and smaller animals.

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Rainwater harvesting, composting, and using renewable energy sources can reduce costs and environmental impact. A solar-powered water pump is a great investment.

Chickens, ducks, goats, and sheep are great choices for newcomers. They provide eggs, milk, or meat and also help with land management. A starter poultry coop or mobile sheep shelter makes getting started easier.