Succeeding in the garden now requires a more localized approach as hardiness zones shift under the effect of climate change.
Trees are critical to our ecosystem and provide numerous benefits to growers. This infographic shows tips for successfully planting trees on your land.
Do you pass on grape tomatoes in favor of more exotic fare? If so, you may want to reconsider growing this tasty, versatile garden crop.
A petting zoo visit prompted 1818 Farms owner, Natasha McCrary, to start raising the adorable animals. Now her sheep, as well as flowers, are Insta-famous.
Whether it's heat, light, cold or a little rough treatment, some varieties of difficult seeds simply need some extra coaxing to get started.
Want to start growing flavorful fungi but intimidated by the process? Don't be—you probably already have what you need to grow mushrooms on compost.
Before you splurge on new stock for spring, you can determine which seeds are (and aren't) viable with a germination test.
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.
When you're preparing soil for a garden, only a few tools are truly essential—but you really do need a good rake and hoe.
You can grow pea shoots outside or in, during cold weather or warm. The glorious greens add a fresh crunch to almost any meal.
Emily Eckhardt from Maine Grains breaks down how a commitment to zero waste stone-milling practices helps revitalize the local economy.
Yellow Point Farms founder, Rebecca Dault, tells us how her family finds solace and happiness living the farm life in Vancouver Island. Also—goat yoga.
