John Moody

Want more homegrown crops but short on space? Grow up! You can trellis your garden plants to get a bigger, better harvest with even limited growing space.

When temperatures in late spring and early fall dramatically take a downward tumble, protect your garden from freeze and frost with these tips.

Growing in space protected by a high tunnel can significantly grow your bottom line, but only if irrigation issues don’t put you underwater.

In central Kentucky, a resourceful family lives and works on an off-grid homestead with the help of a greenhouse, extensive gardens and a working sawmill.

Rep. Thomas Massie and his rural Kentucky family left the grid more than a decade ago to run their farm and run for political office.

Feeding your flock supplemental, alternative protein makes for better eggs and meat than relying solely on purchased corn- and soy-based chicken feed.

It’s a common desire—you want to turn your hobby farm into a full-time venture. Reaching this dream could just be a few side hustles away from reality.

Ready to up your compost game? Start a worm bin to convert your leftovers and organic materials into worm compost (and grow tasty treats for your chickens).

Want to get a jump on Mother Nature this growing season? You can use plant starts and be ready to plant when spring rolls around.