November 15, 2025|Chickens, Farm Life, Homesteading, Horses, Livestock, Llamas, Tips
Hey farm gals, it’s Kara from Lange Girl Farms! November’s frosty mornings mean my animals need extra care—naturally. My huskies thrive in the cold, my chickens fluff up, and my horses seek warm shelters. These holistic tips from 15 years of sustainable care keep my crew cozy—let’s get your animals winter-ready, farm girl style!
Tip 1: Increase Feed
More chicken feed—cold burns calories, corn helps warm them back up. My ducks quacked for extras; 15 years taught me hearty portions.
Tip 2: Provide Warm Bedding
Deep bedding—straw bales or shavings help insulate. My minis shivered early on; years showed me thick layers.
Tip 3: Check Water Daily
Break ice, use [Poultry heated waterer]. My husky pup drank slush; 15 years taught me fresh water’s key.
Tip 4: Monitor Health
Watch for colds—herbal supplements, added protein (mealworms) and minerals help. My chickens sneezed once; years proved herbs boost immunity.
Tip 5: Exercise Safely
Short walks—[lead rope] for horses. My llamas slipped on ice; 15 years taught me clear paths.
Conclusion
Early winter care’s my November focus—15 years of natural love keep my animals happy. Try these; your crew’ll shine! Pin this for your homestead, and follow Lange Girl Farms for more animal tips.
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