Fodder system

I’ve recently become enamored with the concept of growing fodder for animals. Not only is it simple enough for even the smallest-scale homesteader to accomplish, but it’s also incredibly cost-effective. If you’re needing an economical, highly nutritious way to feed your homestead critters, a small-scale fodder system may be just what you’re looking for. I’m […]

Fodder is making a come back but is it really a wise time investment and does it really save money on feed? 2 pounds of seed grows to 12 pounds of fodder, but did you know that it actually LOSES the most important aspect that animals need in feed? Find out why and how...

With the increasing price of feed we had to find a solution to our ever growing feed bill. We wanted to keep with feeding our animals what they are supposed to eat and stay away from commercial fee…

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I’ve recently become enamored with the concept of growing fodder for animals. Not only is it simple enough for even the smallest-scale homesteader to accomplish, but it’s also incredibly cost-effective. If you’re needing an economical, highly nutritious way to feed your homestead critters, a small-scale fodder system may be just what you’re looking for. I’m […]

It’s that time of year when your luscious green grass is nowhere to be seen! Growing fodder for your chickens is a great way to offer fresh greens to your flock during the cold weather months. It's similar to growing sprouts for human consumption and is relatively simple and quick to do! It only takes 6 days for the nu

Growing fodder is a cheap way to feed your poultry and rabbits year round. You can expand it to a full wall with this easy DIY tutorial! The Homesteading Hippy

Learn how to easily sprout grains like barley, oats & wheat to create nutritious fodder. Step-by-step guide to set up your own fodder system.

Creating inexpensive fodder systems are simply easy, nutritious for your animals and very satisfying for homesteaders. We show you the ropes in 6 easy steps