Perhaps the "farm-to-table” movement is fueling the small-farm fire, but maybe it’s not doing enough.
Pairing these unlikely produce combinations in the garden could mean averting future disaster.
New to keeping bees or chickens? These manuals are just what you need to find answers to all your beginner problems.
As I dream of a stately vintage tractor posing on my property, I depend to a simple, lightweight chicken tractor to perform my garden tilling.
As the meaning behind Certified Organic label becomes more convoluted, one farmer ponders if consumers should turn to Certified Biodynamic instead.
Rural living—especially in a century farmhouse—has its fair share of challenges. Make sure you know what you’re getting into before making the purchase.
I’m turning my annoyance toward weeds into delicious meals, one wild green at a time.
In his new square foot gardening book, Mel Bartholomew encourages families to both have fun while learn something new while growing food.
If you’re scraping the bottom of the piggy bank for your next farm project, start here to find funds to help your farm grow.
On one inconspicuous day at the farmers’ market began my love affair, though the object of my affection isn’t quite what you’d expect.
Manure is a garden godsend—cat dung, however, should be reserved for the litter box.
February means you’re over the winter hump and on the downslide into spring. Use this opportunity to reconnect with your farmland before the growing season begins.
