Cows are docile animals that are good milk and meat sources. Here's everything you need to know to raise them.

There are many things for beginners to consider when raising cattle for meat or for profit. I will show you how to build a thoughtful pros and cons list to confidently make your decision. #cattle #beef #grassfed #smallfarm

If you think you are ready for homegrown beef, first read our short guide on raising beef calves on a homestead, to know what you are in for.

A collection of the very best advice for new cow owners, from some of my favorite homestead bloggers.

Family Milk Cow 101- All about raising a dairy cow on the homestead #homesteading #cow #familycow #rawmilk #dairycow #smallfarm

Raising cattle can be a profitable business if you choose the right breeds for your climate and the amount of land you have.

BDN File Photo For many small farmers and homesteaders, cows are the white (or, perhaps, black and white) whale of livestock: always top of mind, but seemingly forever out of reach. Most cows are physically bigger than other livestock, so they require more space and infrastructure than other ruminant

Cows wear bells so their owners know their whereabouts, and can find them when lost. #cows #cattle #homesteading

A lot of homesteaders are looking into purchasing a family cow. They are asking, how many acres does a family dairy cow really need?

You may want to have a cow for your homestead to provide milk and produce a calf yearly for meat. You might want to have a herd of beef cattle to provide meat for your family and to sell for profit. You might want to have a string of dairy cows to milk for profit. No matter what your ultimate goal, you’ll need to start out your venture by understanding how to take care of a cow. In this article, we provide information on caring for cattle on your homestead, on your beef ranch or in your…