by Marie | Dec 30, 2022 | Homestead, Seasons
January Book Of The Month: Homestead Seasonal Planner The creative team at Meyer Hatchery is excited to announce our very first book in our new Book Of The Month feature. Our favorite book for January is The Backyard Homestead Seasonal Planner by Ann Larkin Hansen.... 
by Marie | Dec 23, 2022 | Recipes
Make Your Own Homemade Eggnog *As an Amazon Affiliate, Meyer Hatchery may earn from qualifying purchases made through links posted on this site. We celebrate Nation Eggnog Day with a recipe. Those of us with laying hens know that using our flock’s farm-fresh eggs for... 
by Marie | Dec 13, 2022 | Homestead, Meyer Hatchery News
New For You: Book Of The Month Meyer Hatchery is excited to announce that our Book Of The Month program is launching in 2023! If you’re like us, the winter months move us to spend more time indoors after the chickens are tended to and the day’s chores are done. Our... 
by Jess N | Dec 12, 2022 | Homestead
More Ways To Reuse Feed Bags If you raise poultry, there is one item you will find yourself with a lot of in no time. It’s feed bags! Feed bags come in all different colors and sizes and are useful after emptying the feed from them. Here are ten ways to recycle... 
by Tessa S | Nov 28, 2022 | Homestead, Recipes
How To Water Glass Eggs Water-glassing your farm-fresh eggs is easy and safe to do at home. It is an excellent alternative to freezing or dehydrating your excess eggs for preservation. Water glassing was invented long before refrigerators were around. With the water... 
by Marie | Nov 14, 2022 | Homestead, Turkeys
How To Process Your Own Turkey In late 2022, many of us in the United States are keenly aware of the escalating food prices, and often a lack of food on store shelves. So many people have taken it upon themselves to secure their food as much as possible. Homesteading,...