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We generally consider goats the lawn mower of the animal world. They have a very tough digestive system that can handle most things and they do a great job at eating things right down to the nub. While other ruminants like to graze on pasture, goats like to nibble here and there. They actually prefer shrubs, weeds, and plants more than the grasses but still effectively eat them.

Hay makes up a minimum of 80% of a horse's diet. Other livestock animals are similar and most can thrive on a 100% forage diet with added vitamins and minerals. The most popular types of hay in the PNW are Alfalfa, Orchard, and Timothy.

Calming products are a great thing to have on hand at all times but especially in the summer. With lots of traveling, visitors, fireworks and parties this time of year lends itself to a lot of anxiety for our pets.

There’s not much better than homegrown, vine ripened produce. The next best thing is home-made preserves, pickles, salsas, jellies, chutneys, and more! One of the best ways to preserve a bountiful harvest from your garden is to can them in glass jars. Anyone can do it, but you have to follow safe canning practices.

Summer is around the corner and many of us enjoy a good bbq in the outdoors as we make the most of the good weather. Here at the Co-op we have some great options to improve your bbq experience!

Fencing is an essential element of any property, whether it is for privacy, security, or for keeping animals in or out. There are a wide variety of fencing options available, each with their own set of features and benefits.