Raising embden geese

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Chinese geese are known to be active foragers and are sometimes called “weeder geese” for this talent. If you have a pond, they can help keep algae under control. Learn more about them in our blogpost...

If you're raising geese on your homestead, learn more about the benefits of raising them specifically for meat purposes.

Raising geese requires careful planning and understanding. Learn 8 essential things to know before starting, from proper housing to feeding and egg collection.

Domesticated geese are mostly white and sometimes grey, weighing up to 22 pounds in captivity. They can grow to sizes much higher than their wild, undomesticated counterparts, which usually only reach 9 pounds at maximum.

There's a whole lot more to backyard geese than just their hissing and honking. If you haven’t considered geese before, here are ten reasons you should.

Pic by Elizabethy27 Ducks and geese are hardy and fairly easy to raise. Their brooding requirements are simple and they don't need special housing or equipment, but they can be MESSY! No joke, they are as messy as they are adorable. Luckily...

Geese can get pretty aggressive. The behavior relates to the fact that they are large, clumsy birds. They can’t easily hide when threatened, so they

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