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20 years ago

I read this forum and enjoy it, but I would like to read other farming forums too. Does anyone have others they find particularly informative?

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  • 20 years ago

    I found several, some good, some anarchist, some not too hot. I come here b'cause I like some of the other categories such as the Iris and lilies and such. If you like poultry there is the Classroom @ the COOP which is the best for those who are more than beginners in poultry, strong emphasis on genetics and breeding.

  • 20 years ago

    While I like this forum, chickens really are not my thing. I know we talk about other topics too, but there is a lot of "chicken talk." I don't read the threads that are not of interest to me, but I would be interested in some other forums to read too. I know some on here have talked about another forum, but I didn't really pay much attention at the time. I wouldn't abandon this forum just because I started here and we have some really great people on this forum. I just wish I could remember some of the others.

    Thanks!

  • 20 years ago

    Ladybug, you might like this one.

    Here is a link that might be useful: The Working Farm

  • 20 years ago

    what i liked best about the garden web forums, is that everyone was so friendly, and no one attacking other posters. i see that quite frequently on the other sites i visit. when it started leaking over into the garden web forums, i dont post very frequent anymore.we all post on the events in our daily life, what we know about, and like ladybug1, if it wasnt something i was personally interested in, i passed. but i must say, that there is lots of information, that while i dont need at the time, is stored away, i hope, in the unused side of my brain. but--when the sarcasm started leaking over to these forums, i must admit, i'm not here as much. i definetly dont mean anyone that has posted here, just in a few posts the last few months. thin-skinned,? probably. but i did enjoy the people on here.

  • 20 years ago

    I too enjoy it here in the garden and read and pass on many post, and post little here and there in forums, but I have been true to the women in ag site for years. All though it has slowed since they redid it, why do people always change a good site? I still always read there first.
    S.

    Here is a link that might be useful: My first read of the day

  • 20 years ago

    The forum linked below is friendly.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Farm & Garden

  • 20 years ago

    Each forum seems to have it's own personailty, so it's nice to visit different forum, or a few, to see what "fits". They go through changes too - so it's nice to have one to fall back on.

    Thanks for the plug Jim ;)...I'll provide the link to the home page on The Working Farm just in case anyone gets confused with the login link.

    I visit www.poultry.com from time to time, as well as some specific horse forums. I used to visit the homesteaders forum years ago - but boy are they hostile over there!Anyways, there is a forum for everything nowadays :)

    Here is a link that might be useful: The Working Farm

  • 20 years ago

    Thanks, everyone. I will check out all of them. I checked out a few already. One of the things I liked in some of them is they had the threads split up into topics. The other thing I liked about a few of them was that they weren't as slow as this one.

    Now, to see what other threads there are on the farm life forum to read.....

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