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Nobody knows like Zamzows! That's why we provide all the articles and resources you need to care for you lawn, garden, pets and more.

Why People Add Enzam to Their Pet’s Food?

Why People Add Enzam to Their Pet’s Food?

Zamzows has been in the feed business since 1933, starting with farm animals and quickly adapting our formulas to meet the nutritional needs of companion animals. Over the decades, we have formulated and learned a lot about helping our beloved pets be healthy and the best recommendation we can make regardless of what food you’re feeding is to add Zamzows Enzam Nutritional Supplement.
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The Guide for Chicken Care

The Guide for Chicken Care

Raising healthy chicks starts with proper preparation and daily care. Before chicks arrive, set up a safe brooder with proper heat (starting at 95°F), ventilation, and about 2 sq. ft. per chick using pine shavings bedding. Provide clean water in a chick waterer, never open bowls, and feed chick starter feed only (never layer feed). Monitor chicks daily for health issues like lethargy or “pasting up,” keep bedding and waterers clean, and adjust heat based on chick behavior.

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Beneficial Bacteria for Dogs

Beneficial Bacteria for Dogs

Many dog owners’ associate bacteria with negative things, but only a portion of all bacteria are actually harmful. Most bacteria are harmless and some bacteria are important in maintaining proper digestive health for your dog.
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Controlling Clover and Thistles in Your Lawn

Controlling Clover and Thistles in Your Lawn

Controlling broadleaf weeds in a lawn can be a frustrating task, especially when the broadleaf weeds are the difficult-to-control types like white clover and thistle. The most effective method of controlling them is to maintain a dense and healthy stand of grass.
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Building a Healthier Soil

Building a Healthier Soil

A lasting green lawn starts with healthy soil. Idaho soils are mostly clay and lack organic matter, which makes nutrient absorption difficult. Zamzows Huma Green improves your soil by adding vital organic material, enhancing drainage, and making nutrients more available. For a greener lawn that stands up to stress, start from the ground up.

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When to Start Seeds Indoors/Outdoors

When to Start Seeds Indoors/Outdoors

Seed starting is a very rewarding addition to the backyard gardeners skill set. Buying available plants is a great convenience. But sometimes there are varieties that are hard to find.

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Garden Fresh Salsa

Garden Fresh Salsa

Nothing beats the flavor of fresh-picked ingredients, and this one is as simple as it gets. Our Garden to Table Salsa brings together juicy tomatoes, crisp red onion, bright cilantro, and just the right kick of jalapeño for a fresh, balanced bite. A squeeze of lime and a pinch of salt and pepper tie it all together into something that tastes like summer in a bowl.

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Mixed Berry Salad with Raspberry Vinaigrette

Mixed Berry Salad with Raspberry Vinaigrette

Fresh berries are one of the sweetest rewards of the garden, and this simple salad is a perfect way to enjoy them. Our Recipe of the Month combines crisp greens, juicy blueberries and raspberries, and crunchy sunflower seeds, all tossed in a bright raspberry vinaigrette.

It’s light, colorful, and packed with flavor—perfect as a side dish for spring dinners or as a fresh lunch on warmer days. Even better, many of the ingredients can come straight from your own garden.

If you’re growing berries or leafy greens this season, this is a great recipe to keep in your rotation.

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Crispy Corned Beef with Honey-Butter Carrots & Warm Bacon-Dijon Cabbage

Crispy Corned Beef with Honey-Butter Carrots & Warm Bacon-Dijon Cabbage

Ingredients

For the Corned Beef
3–4 lb corned beef brisket with spice packet
1 onion, quartered
3 cloves garlic
2 bay leaves
1 tablespoon whole grain mustard
1 tablespoon brown sugar

From the Garden
1 small head green cabbage, sliced
4–5 carrots, peeled and cut into sticks
1½ lbs baby potatoes, halved
2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped

For the Warm Bacon-Dijon Cabbage
4 slices bacon, chopped
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
Fresh cracked pepper

Instructions

  1. Simmer and Crisp the Corned Beef
    Place corned beef in a large pot and cover with water. Add spice packet, onion, garlic, and bay leaves. Simmer covered for 2½–3 hours until tender.
    Remove to a baking sheet, brush with mustard, sprinkle with brown sugar, and broil for 3–5 minutes until lightly caramelized. Let rest, then slice against the grain.

  2. Roast the Potatoes
    Toss halved potatoes with olive oil, salt, and pepper. Roast at 400°F for 25–30 minutes until golden and tender.

  3. Honey-Butter Carrots
    Simmer carrots in salted water until just tender, about 8 minutes. Drain, return to pan, and toss with butter and honey until glossy.

  4. Bacon-Dijon Cabbage Skillet
    Cook bacon in a large skillet until crisp. Remove half for topping.
    Add cabbage to the skillet with bacon drippings. Cook 6–8 minutes until slightly caramelized but still vibrant. Stir in Dijon and apple cider vinegar. Top with reserved bacon and fresh parsley.

Serve sliced corned beef with roasted potatoes, honey-glazed carrots, and warm cabbage. Finish with fresh parsley before serving.



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