GrangeKnows Blog

If you’ve ever dreamed of crafting your own yarn or creating cozy woolen goods straight from the source, raising fiber animals might be the perfect homestead adventure for you! From soft and fluffy sheep to unique alpacas, fiber animals provide a sustainable way to produce natural fibers while also adding charm and personality to your farm or homestead. At Grange Co-op, we are here to support you by providing the supplies and knowled… Read more

Your outdoor space is an extension of your home—a place to relax, entertain, and enjoy the beauty of nature. Whether you have a cozy deck, a sprawling garden, or a small backyard, upgrading your deck fencing, railing, or garden fencing can make a big difference in both function and style. If you’re looking for an easy way to enhance your outdoor space, we’ve got you covered! Let’s dive into some simple and effective… Read more

Red Bluff & Klamath Falls Bull Sale Grange Co-op’s tradition of attending the Red Bluff Bull & Gelding Sale feels ever more heartening now that the buzz among several community members and visiting out-of-towners is about our newest store. While the opening of the Redding location is still on the horizon, we have always felt welcomed by the community of Red Bluff and the greater Tehama County, and the Bull Sale is no exce… Read more

Forage crops are a cornerstone of sustainable farming, offering nutritious feed for livestock while promoting soil health and cutting feed costs. If you're raising cattle, sheep, goats, or horses, growing your own forage can be a practical and rewarding strategy. In this guide, we’ll explore everything from choosing the right forage crops to preparing your soil, planting, and managing your fields for long-term success. What Are Forag… Read more