Have you considered learning some simple plumbing tasks? Gaining some basic knowledge of plumbing can come in handy for a hobby farmer, negating the need to summon a professional.
You might already know a thing or two about circular saws, but they’re a bit more complex than they appear. Here are a few extra features you should look for when shopping for a circular saw.
All-terrain vehicles and utility-task vehicles can’t replace tractors, but they can make many farm jobs easier. Here are 10 of them.
Put your DIY skills to the test by crafting handmade tools from items found in nature. Here are some examples of how I found that simple, natural tools can be quite handy.
The pitchfork might seem like a farming stereotype, but only because it has earned its place as a hand tool that every farmer should own. Here are a few common uses for pitchforks.
A small pull-behind cart for your riding lawn mower can be a great accessory. That said, these carts are better suited to some tasks than others.
Buying a replacement wheel for a yard cart or wheelbarrow seems simple, but with multiple designs and options available, it helps to know these key measurements before you start.
Some saws might appear the same at first glance, but some key differences make the pruning saw ideal for the job of tricky pruning work.
Spring approaches, but warmer temperatures bring snow and ice, which means shovels, blowers and digging bars are still needed to keep the farm running smoothly.
A large sled can be a great tool for hobby farmers in the winter, allowing transport of heavy loads across ice and snow. Here are tips to help you get the most out of your sled.
