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Coexisting with wildlife, Nuisance wildlife, Wildlife management fox Homesteading Life

Nuisance Wildlife Encounters On the Rise

By Jo Ann Abell
Encounters with "nuisance wildlife" have been on the upswing in recent years. Complaints from homeowners run the gamut: trampled gardens, ransacked trash, chewed electric wires,…
Homesteading, Seed Heads, Winter Landscape, Landscaping, Wildflowers, Wildlife Flowers and Horticulture

Seed Heads Provide Food for Wildlife and Decorate the Winter Landscape

By Jo Ann Abell
Once the last blazing maple leaf has floated to the ground and before the first blossoms of spring burst forth with their renewing life, what's…
kudzu Managing Invasive Plant Species, Invasive species, Woodlot management, Herbicides Gardening

Managing Invasive Plant Species on the Homestead

By Jo Ann Abell
Invasive plant species anywhere on the homestead are a problem for the way they displace native species, disrupt ecosystem function, and generally make a nuisance…
Benefits of Bats on the Homestead Ecology

The Benefits of Bats on the Homestead

By Jo Ann Abell
Bats are among the most misunderstood creatures on the planet. For centuries, these flying mammals have been associated with evil and death and reviled as…
why-opossums-are-good-benefits-of-opossums homesteading Ecology

We’re not Playing, ‘Possum: Why Opossums are Actually Good on the Homestead

By Jo Ann Abell
My first up-close encounter with an opossum was one evening many years ago when I went to get feed for our horses. I had seen…
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