Farmers can often find items at discount prices by thrift shopping. But keep these questions in mind to avoid buyer's remorse this National Thrift Shop Day.
There's a lot of demand for trees, so it's worth considering establishing a tree nursery on your small farm. Check out these tips for getting started.
Wild Rose Farm founder Jessica Lubic tells us how her goats helped clear up acres of blackberry bushes and weeds—and now provide delicious on-farm dairy.
If you get some livestock manure compost from a neighbor or your own animals, the broken-down material can be a big boost to garden soil efficiency and overall structure.
Farm layout decisions affect future operational efficiency, so plan carefully when placing buildings, establishing gardens and constructing roadways.
Sometimes you need to move your chickens from one point to another, so keep these things in mind when traveling with your birds.
These farm storehouse products—from a tiller cultivator to beef book to soil mixes and more—are designed to make your farm life work better!
You're bound to attract some of these beneficial insects to your garden, so keep an eye out and help Lost Ladybug Project track native and invasive ladybugs.
Good record-keeping can make a huge difference when operating a small farm, so check out these six tips for keeping great growing records this year.
We talk to Trey Gonzalez from the Austin-based Flat Brim Farmer operation about his journey to pickling success and his love for habaneros, jalapeños and more.
Peppers bring color, flavor and sometimes tons of heat to both the dinner table and market stand, so go ahead and grow some in your farm garden.
Before bringing home cattle for the first time, you should make sure your facilities are stocked and you have an adequate feed regimen. You'll need to re-evaluate now and again, as well.
