If you have enough land, it might make sense to grow hay to feed your animals and sell to other farmers. Here's what you need to know.
Selling wholesale has its advantages. Here are ways to greatly increase your chance of success with potential wholesale buyers.
Making value-added products such as pickled vegetables, jam or even wine from what you already produce could improve business. First, ask some questions.
Improving the efficiency of vegetable harvests on your farm can save your business time and money. Follow these tips to make that happen.
Because of its low cost and portability, a caterpillar tunnel can be a great season-extension option for a beginning farmer.
Before hybrid broilers and superlayers, authors of poultry books in the early 1900s recommended some chicken breeds that are still prevalent today.
Water? Good soil? A solid barn? Sure, those are obvious. Here are several elements you might not have considered that might end up being crucial.
Investing time and money now, before you start a farm, can save a lot more time and money down the line. Here's what you need to learn and have ready before you start.
New year's resolutions often fail, but if you follow this outline you're more likely to accomplish what you want in 2019.
As we create "hygge" at our farmhouse during the darkest part of the season, we'd like to extend you warmth and coziness, as well.
As snow hits the homestead, we stock our "medicine" cabinet with homemade elderberry syrup to help us navigate cold-and-flu season.
Removing invasive species isn't what I'd call fun farm work, but the labor refreshes my spirit and leaves me hopeful for our land's future.
