Also sometimes called biointensive agriculture, probiotic farming feeds the land in natural ways for healthy soil and improved crops.

You don’t have to live on a rural route to own chickens. Raising urban chickens within the city limits is quite possible with the right preparation.

Year-round greenhouse pest management can be challenging for small-scale hobby farmers. Here’s what to look for and how to keep pests outside.

Looking for some added profits from your land? Turn your edible crop farm into a sod and turf farm for an alternative way to make some green.

A husband-and-wife team create a new revenue source by finding the niche market of artisan vinegar.

Lavender is an easy-to-grow, high-value crop that offers an excellent return on investment. Here are basics on lavender and how to grow it for profit.

In perennially dry or drought-stricken areas, homeowners and businesses often turn to drought-resistant landscaping called xeriscaping. Here are xeriscaping plants you can grow and sell.

Doing rain dances won’t help your farm when it’s suffering the effects of a drought, but planting crops that require less water will.

Go vertical to maximize your gardening space and harvest potential.

Building a great trellis may mean looking no farther than the nearest junk pile.