Before you quit your city job and head to the farm for a year or more of training, know what to expect so you can decide if the experience will be beneficial to you.
No, my shopping cart wasn’t full of beer to drink away the sorrows of my withering artichoke plants. It was to wage war on one tiny, devastating insect.
If you have a coyote problem and aren’t quite ready to get out the shotgun, let me introduce you to the world of "Coyote Hazing.”
Before you jump into a debate over genetic modification, get your jargon straight so you can make an effective argument.
Who needs to dole out $40 for a pound of red wigglers when the worms in the horse manure do just fine?
There’s always a lesson worth learning on the farm, but sometimes they come in overwhelming numbers.
When it comes to answering farmers' hard and fast questions on rabbit husbandry, Google doesn't stand a chance over this book.
To live more sustainably, let no part of your butchered meat go to waste. Implement tips to feed your farm and build soil fertility.
In a nod to your farm’s history, maintain the rustic appeal an old barn offers while updating it the right way with modern conveniences.
The holidays can be both fun and practical by treating your favorite farmer to gifts that will make next year’s growing season a success.
These green insulation materials offer an alternative to fiberglass and foams made with petroleum products.
Assure your freshly harvested vegetables are pathogen-free by building this food-grade sink as part of a complete wash station.
