What’s the deal with feeding hens oyster shell?
Reposted from Nutrena’s helpful blog, The Scoop from the Coop. The shell of each egg that your hens are laying is made up of nearly 95% calcium carbonate by dry… Read more
Why Beekeeping? There’s More To It Than The Honey
By Andrew Larson: No doubt about it, bees are a hot topic lately. Whether it is in the ranching, gardening, or permaculture world it seems like interest in wonders of… Read more
13 Things You Need Before Winter
Even though winter shows up every year, it always has a way of surprising us. At Murdoch’s, we know this is true because our customers tell us that gloves and… Read more
Q&A With Kristy Titus
We got in touch with Kristy Titus, an icon in the hunting and conservation world, to chat about her newest venture with Montana Silversmiths: shiny, pretty, and adventure-inspired jewelry for… Read more
7 Tips for Washing Jeans
Adding a new favorite pair of jeans to your wardrobe? A great new pair of jeans is an investment worth protecting. We want to help you get as much life… Read more
3 Trendy Outfits We Love in Extended Sizes
At Murdoch’s, we’re proud to carry clothing and footwear for everyone. We’ve chosen three of our favorite outfits from our women’s extended sizes to give you a little inspiration for… Read more
Growing Up in Montana: Deer Hunting with Dad
It’s common for families in Murdoch’s country to build lasting traditions that are rooted in outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, hiking, and camping, to name only a few. We talked… Read more
Historic Uses of Honey
Written by Ruth O’Neill: Humans have been collecting honey for 9,000 years, perhaps longer, primarily for food or drink, but also for medicines, cosmetics, and as a preservative. Some of… Read more
