Category: Livestock

Online Shopping at Mimbachfleet.com

  • February 17, 2022
Now you can order online from Ace Hardware or Stihl and pick up your items from our store. When you place your order online we will be notified and if we have your item in stock it will be set aside and you will be notified that it is available for pick up. If we do […]
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Close up of a chicken during winter.

Preparing Your Chickens for Winter

  • October 26, 2021
When it comes to keeping livestock, chickens are just about as low maintenance as it gets. And while they’re quite hardy even in low temperatures, we all know how nasty Minnesota winters can get. With temperatures steadily dropping, you should start preparing your chickens for the long winter ahead. Winter-Proof the Coop Before anything, clean […]
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longhorn beef cattle stares through livestock fencing

Choosing Fencing for Your Livestock

  • April 19, 2021
For any farm, fencing is necessary to protect and contain your livestock. Depending on the kind of livestock you plan to raise, you’ll need to examine different fencing options to determine the best choice for your animals. In this article, we’ll examine the best fencing options for three of the most common types of livestock […]
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A Beginner’s Guide to Raising Baby Chicks into Coop Hens

  • April 10, 2020
Because of the Coronavirus outbreak, this has been a strange year for hatcheries. For new enthusiasts raising baby chicks, this interest lies in supplying eggs in a time when availability is sometimes uncertain and giving people something to do when they are otherwise stuck at home. Raising chickens to lay eggs or for meat keeps […]
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Preparing your chicken coop and flock for spring for beginner’s

  • January 7, 2020
The golden yolk of farm fresh eggs is one of the top reasons that people start to raise chickens. Chickens can be a great investment for farmers or individuals who love eating food from natural sources. Starting your own flock is not as hard as it looks. In fact, you could have your own flock […]
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