Tomatoes are a nightshade, and many of its wild relatives are indeed poisonous. Same for carrots, which are related to poison hemlock.
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.
Ready to put your yard cart to use in an unusual manner? Use it for drying onions from your crop. Here's why a yard cart is ideal for the task.
These hand tools offer a variety of advantages to your farm, including promoting soil health, controlling weeds and improving efficiency.
Tricking cool-season greens into believing it's not quite summer is essential to learning how to delay bolting and extend the harvest of these plants. Learn five ways you can delay bolting.
Transporting live, young trees might seem difficult, but with a utility trailer, some blankets and plenty of rope, you can move them safely.
Before hostas made their way into our ornamental gardens, they were enjoyed by the Japanese as an edible.
Improving the efficiency of vegetable harvests on your farm can save your business time and money. Follow these tips to make that happen.
While building a deer-proof fence for my orchard, I've put trees to use as fence posts, significantly reducing the cost of the project.
Start your garden small with just a few common miracle-worker herbs such as chamomile and lavender, then progress from there.
Follow these steps to keep your greens looking fresh from the day you harvest them until late in the day at the farmers market.
Because of its low cost and portability, a caterpillar tunnel can be a great season-extension option for a beginning farmer.
