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Free downloads, articles, special features and more farming and rural information found only on the Hobby Farms website.

Birdbath Leaves

Check out the 6 leaves Kelly Wood says are ideal for making a cement birdbath. Are any of these leaves hiding around your lawn or garden?

Dairy Goat Breed Info Chart
Dairy Goat Breeds Info Chart

Curious about raising dairy goats? Want to know more about your breed options? Download a copy of Sue Weaver's Dairy Goat Breed Information Chart for all the details.

Halt, Thief!

Don’t let wildlife turn your garden plot into their food plot. Learn about common garden invaders like and how to stop these garden critters in their tracks.

Farm tours can be a great way for children to get to know animals--and build an agritourim business

Agritourism

According to Purdue University, agritourism is the fastest-growing tourism-industry segment in the United States. Explore three ways to start an agritourism business.

Build a Great Farm Website

A good sales website presents your message to the world, 24 hours a day, 365 days (and nights) a week. Get some tips for building a website for your farm.

Food for Thought:
NAIS-Heating Up
 

Veterinarian and sustainable ag expert Ann Wells discusses the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) controversy.

Kim's Steady Hand Guides KIOTI

C.G. Kim's, head of KIOTI’s U.S. Tractor Division, focus on continuous improvement shines light on products and employees. More >>

Hobby Farms Downloads

Our checklists, articles, bookmarks and more can make your farm life easier, safer and a bit more cheery. What's New? Hobby Farms-styled Potluck Signs. Download a copy for your next gathering. 

How-to Articles

If you're trying save a little cash these days or you're the kind of guy or gal that likes to make things on your own, check out our collection of some of our favorite do-it-yourself articles and downloads.


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I really like your magazine. I have trouble of putting it down when I receive it. It has a lot of good information and a lot of good ideas. I wish that you would give more articles on the small farmer or the hobby farm. Need more do it yourself articles on building things for the farm.
Garry, Crossville, TN
Posted: 2/4/2010 8:48:44 PM
I really enjoy your publications :HF, UF and HFH so I was disappointed when I read The Aberrant Garden article. It had too many errors. Jerusalem Artichoke is perennial even in Minnesota with no protection so it can be left in the ground even if frozen. My tomatillos grow taller than me (I'm 5 feet) and I live in zone 3b. Kohlrabi leaves are edible and tasty so they shouldn't be discarded. My okra last year was fine with temperatures in the upper 40's F with no protection.
Carmen, Little Falls, MN
Posted: 1/27/2010 7:46:23 AM
I like the magazine and the website. I have a My Farm blog but am frustrated in trying to update photos and information.

Also, how do you search for specific farms? I've tried your search engine but it won't pull up specific farms. It would be really nice if it did.
david, bentonville, AR
Posted: 1/23/2010 6:22:22 PM
I love your magazine and read it the day it arrives! It is full of useful information and great for those trying to get a start in farming!
Marlene, Buskirk, NY
Posted: 12/28/2009 11:44:58 AM
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