A rabbit in a garden is a discouraging day of destruction waiting to happen, so farmers can sympathize with Mr. McGregor from “The Tale of Peter Rabbit.”

There are many reasons why mowing an overgrown field would be necessary. But doing so requires patience, the right machinery and a careful approach.

Sometimes, the best tool for a farm job isn’t the one the buying guides recommend, but a DIY one you create to serve your exact needs and requirements.

Gas-powered chainsaws have long been an ideal tool for felling small trees and producing firewood. But the electric chainsaw has become a viable alternative.

Determining which hitch ball to buy is tricky, because there are many sizes to consider. But these four key measurements can help you choose the right one.

If you’re a diligent hobby farmer who takes good care of your farm machinery, you’ll want to clean the deck of your lawn mower on a regular basis.

It might be too early to claim a complete and total victory, but on the whole, my fencing and I have finally won the war to keep deer out of my orchard.

A farmer can never have too many lawn mowers. Even an old-fashioned manual reel mower can offer a variety of advantages over their motorized counterparts.

Garden hoses are a common sight on any hobby farm. But before buying a garden hose, here are six questions you should ask and answer.

When storms strike, trees are often the casualties, so keep these eight tools and machines handy to quickly (and easily) deal with the debris.