Supporting leafcutters, masons and other species of native solitary bees is just as important as helping their managed-colony counterparts.
More farmers are using high tunnels, which can provide growing advantages in all four seasons. Here are tips on how best to use them.
Deer are persistent, and keeping them out of your orchard or garden requires a good fence. These tips will help you prevent their entry.
Did you expose yourself to gardening on Saturday? We did, and we saw a lot of hilarious photos from others who did the same. Here are some favorites.
Flight patterns, wing shapes and colors identify groups of butterflies such as hairstreaks, satyrs and checkerspots. Here are the basics.
If you've ever wanted to garden au naturel, you might be able to get away with in on World Naked Gardening Day—but we're not making any promises.
Although some uses require a little research and caution, you can probably get wood chips for free and apply them in various ways on your farm.
A boom mower, a cordless pruner, an ATV manure spreader and an adjustable rake are among the useful items our editors found.
If you've already started your garden, you've done half the work. Here's how to strategize for no-till garden success in the future.
Natural surroundings help us reduce stress, relax and feel invigorated. Nature makes us happier, and we can design our surroundings to help it do so.
Given their versatility and labor-saving potential, silage tarps can make a great addition to your vegetable-growing toolkit.
Some require season extenders or even transplanting, but these crops will be welcome among customers eager for fresh produce in early spring.
