Baling during hay season is a big job, and it’s important to have everything prepared and ready to roll when the first three-day sunny stretch strikes.

While many people prefer to stream their audio content, a farm radio is hard to beat when it comes to providing an endless stream of hands-off entertainment.

Tractors have come a long way since early steam-powered models. And the machines’ history can help us determine our own farming needs.

It’s not every day you hear a farmer say “I wish [fill in the blank] was heavier,” but a few extra pounds can help counterbalance a tractor.

Today’s tractors are incredibly versatile, but they do have their limits. And staying safe on your tractor involves knowing how much it can actually lift.

Are you planning to start a small fruit tree orchard this year? Graph paper and colored markers can help you plot the best location for every tree.

Restoring an old pond is a multi-step project, as one farmer details through his ongoing quest to locate and repair a leaky bank.

If your farm contains any substantial number of trees, you’ll probably want to start a brush pile somewhere on your property.

Worried about leaving gas in your farm machines during the off-season? Gasoline normally degrades quickly, but a fuel stabilizer can slow the process.

For sheer inconvenience, it’s hard to top flat tires. That’s why regular tire maintenance on your farm machinery is critical to efficiency.