Even if you’re soft at heart, name your flock, refer to them as “the girls” and just can’t bring yourself to raise chickens for meat, they are very useful as livestock. You can just raise chickens for eggs and, at the same time, make use of their poop as awesome garden and vegetable fertilizer and take advantage […]
October 2015
10 Natural Cold Remedies
If there’s anything the scientific community is in full agreement on regarding natural cold remedies, it’s this: get a lot of sleep. In fact, not sleeping or resting is now found to be among the most common causes of an increase in symptoms once you start to get sick. So, when you start to feel […]
Want to Save Money and the Planet? Use These 10 Easy Energy Saving Tips! – Country Green Living
Saving energy doesn’t have to cost a bomb. In fact, making small changes to save energy reduces your energy consumption, and therefore reduces how much you spend on energy. So, putting some of these easy energy saving tips into practice means you reduce your carbon footprint and do a little bit to save the planet […]
Top 5 Most Popular Goat Cheese Types – Country Green Living
Before Europeans were raising dairy cows, small villagers all over the world found it easier to cultivate goats and sheep as a prolific source of milk. In southwest Europe and the Mediterranean, goat milk cheese is a staple, and its aged varieties are just as popular and delicious as its bovine counterparts. Palates in the […]
The Health Benefits of Goat Milk – Country Green Living
Hailed as the most complete nutritious food available, goats milk, particularly in its raw state, is packed with vitamins, minerals, proteins, and phyto-nutrients that are incredibly good for humans and other animals. Even in its pasteurized state, it has plenty of wonderful properties – and it tastes pretty good, too. So read on to learn […]
How to Make Fried Goat Cheese Rounds – Country Green Living
If you’ve ever eaten at a French restaurant, you’ve likely seen a lightly fried goat cheese medallion served on some kind of bed of greens. We love fried foods (who doesn’t?) and that’a why we’ve made some modern and fun suggestions about how to treat this French fare. We’ve swapped out panko breadcrumbs (in lieu of traditional […]
Delicious and Delectable Baked Goat Cheese Recipe – Country Green Living
Sometimes, appetizers are best served warm. We love apps that can be tossed in the oven right when our guests arrive, filling the house with aromas that will get everyone’s mouth watering. As soon as you pull this dish from the oven, make sure everyone has a glass of something and a napkin, and serve it […]
Best Natural Skin Care Oils
As consumers become increasingly aware of the types of chemicals that enter the bloodstream through skin contact, organic skin care products without harmful and carcinogenic additives are more popular than ever. Pure oils are a cost-effective natural skin care remedy. We’ve come up with a list of 10 that will keep your skin feeling supple […]
How to Make Beer Can Chicken – Country Green Living
If you want to make a chicken that is guaranteed to be succulent, tender and juicy, you can’t go wrong with the tried and true roasting method of beer can chicken. Sometimes called “drunken chicken” (or, for even more literal reasons, “beer butt chicken”) it’s a simple method of roasting a chicken upright over a […]
Chicken Care: Keeping Your Hens Fit and Healthy – Country Green Living
Different numbers of chickens lay different quantities of eggs, and some produce more or less depending on the time of year and the climate. All breeds have one thing in common – their health and wellbeing has a direct impact on the amount, the quality, and the flavor of the eggs they lay. Therefore, chicken […]
What are the Benefits of Goat Cheese vs. Regular Cheese? – Country Green Living
Food trends come and go, but the benefits of goat milk vs cow milk seem to always be a popular topic of discussion, especially amongst certain diet faddists. Goat’s milk is known for having less lactose than traditional cow’s milk, helping to reduce the bloat and inflammation often associated with dairy products. Another theory is that it […]