Everyone likes a well kept lawn. Each year families spend hundreds of dollars on their lawn. And each spring I am asked, “What can I buy to get my grass to grow?” Eagle Hardware sells plenty of gardening supplies, fertilizer, […]
Skunk+Family Pet=A Smelly Mess
It is inevitable if you live in the country and have pets. If it hasn’t happened yet, it’s just a matter of time before it does. Once it happens, it won’t take long to figure out what’s transpired, your beloved pet has met a skunk. A gentleman […]
Save the date for the Eagle Hardware Farm and Ranch Cattle Owner’s Workshop on Wednesday, March 27 at 11:30am. Bob Wucher with Purina Animal Nutrition will discuss the importance of cattle minerals and the latest in liquid feed options. […]
Eagle Hardware Farm and Ranch now carries Stall Mats! For use in the bottom of horse stalls, the beds of trucks, the floors of trailers and anywhere there needs to be padding from a rough surface.
Spring is almost here and we are all thinking about spending more time outside. If working in your garden, or putting weed and feed down on your lawn is on your list, stop by and see us at Eagle […]
The first migrating ruby-throated hummingbirds have arrived in Texas, slightly ahead of schedule.
Now is the time to get your hummingbird feeders ready for spring! First, check your feeder for any broken parts. Next, wash your feeders in a water and […]
It’s that time of year!! The sun is out, the temperatures are warming up and many folks are itching to get out and start their spring garden. Eagle Hardware Farm and Ranch is ready to help you cultivate your green […]
As the spring rains come and the grasses begin to grow, the green is a welcome sight. Not only to us, but also to our grazing cattle. Cattle grazing on lush green pastures of north Texas need magnesium. Purina has […]
During March, Eagle Hardware Farm and Ranch’s Featured Item of the Week is all about Chick Days! Every week in March we will highlight one of our favorite products for raising your flock!
In planning for breeding in early spring, I brought my brood mare, Gretta, into the horse barn to be stalled under cycling lights. She can be a rather finicky eater and was not interested in even drinking out of the automatic watering bowl in her stall. I remembered seeing Purina’s […]