Wanting an easy way to feed your poultry? The Little Giant® Galvanized High Capacity Poultry Feeder allows you to easily and safely store and dispense up to 25 lbs. of mash, pellet or crumble feed. Your poultry can now have…
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New Video: The Little Giant® Galvanized High Capacity Poultry Feeder
Posted in Little Giant® Tagged with: backyard poultry, caring for your chickens, chick days, chicken, chicken coop, chicken enthusiast, chicken feed, eggs, feeder, feeding chickens, flock, galvanized, hobby farm, little giant, poultry, poultry feeder, urban chickens, urban farming
Barn Chores for Spring
It’s almost Spring! Time to start getting your barn prepared for the warmer weather. Before the birds start chirping, it’s time to swap de-icers for fly masks. Here are a few barn chores for you to consider to make…
Posted in Little Giant®, Miller MFG Company Tagged with: barn chores, equine care, hobby farm, horse, spring, spring chores, stables, stall supplies
Choosing Chicken Breeds
Are you looking to add your first flock of backyard chickens? Maybe you’re just adding a few new birds to your existing flock of layers. Either way, choosing the right breed for your homestead is an important decision for any…
Posted in Little Giant®, Miller MFG Company, Poultry Tagged with: backyard chickens, backyard poultry, chicken breeds, cold-hardy chickens, hobby farm, hobby farming
Legacy and Innovation drive Miller Mfg Expansion
Today, on November 25th, 2014, Miller Manufacturing cut the ribbon on a new addition to the distribution center in Glencoe, Minnesota. As part of a multi-year expansion and renovation plan, the new D.C. addition adds nearly 100,000 square feet to…
Posted in Miller MFG Company Tagged with: american made, American Manufacturing, backyard poultry, beekeeping, farmstead, hobby farm, hobbyist, made in USA, US Manufacturing, US Mfg
Why Homestead?
We talk a lot on the Miller Mfg blog about how Little Giant® and Pet Lodge® products can help achieve maximum efficiency on a farm or homestead. But, at the heart of it: why do we homestead at all? Is…
Posted in Miller MFG Company Tagged with: farmstead, grow your own, hobby farm, homesteading, husbandry, live off the land, local food, self-sufficiency, small holding