Features
Guinea Fowl
Old-fashioned guineas provide more than entertainment; their watchdog abilities and bug-eating fervor are welcome on any farm.
by Sue Weaver
A Passion for Poultry
Discover the wonderful world of exhibition poultry—a world like no other.
by Carol Ekarius
Tools for Your Tractor
Adding versatile implements to your tractor tool kit can make life easier and afford you more time to enjoy the country life.
by Jim Ruen
Olives to Olive Oil
Have your oil and eat olives, too! Learn how olives are grown and processed into the elixir of the gods. More
by Alexandra Kicenik Devarenne
Sowing Seeds
Spring brings warm temperatures and with it the goal of bountiful gardens. Improve your seeds’ germination rate with this informative article.
by Carol Ekarius
The No-till Garden
The “easy way out” is actually the more beneficial planting method for gardeners, earthworms and the soil. Find out why the easy way works!
by Amy Grisak
Hogs to Heaven
From hog farm to country paradise, one couple helped resurrect a prime piece of land in western Kentucky. More
by H. M. Murrell
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Livestock Q & A
Heather Smith Thomas
Dr. Aaron Tangeman with Dr. Lyle G. McNeal
Buying the Farm
John & Sue Weaver
Farm Garden
Susan Brackney
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Farm Welders
John & Sue Weaver
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