Small but mighty, two-wheel tractors work great for gardeners, homesteaders, landscapers and farmers. In this excerpt, author Zach Loeks digs in.
April showers bring May flowers, or so the old saying goes. You can never have too many flowers around the farm, and I have ambitions to plant more—many more.
Water is a plentiful and powerful force, and it's important to understand how it moves and collects to put water to adequate use on the farm.
Ready to learn pressure canning but not sure where to start? Here's a list of some basic, essential supplies to start preserving with a pressure canner!
Let me introduce you to three farm tools that are less obvious than shovels and rakes, but nevertheless abundantly useful in their own underrated ways:
Intelligent fish farming is on the rise, and with the help of smart devices some hobby farms are making the switch to fish.
April 22 is Earth Day, the perfect day to ponder adding renewable energy sources to your farm. Check out our roundup of renewal energy insights.
You can get a jump on the growing season (without breaking the bank) by building a cold frame out of available materials. Here's how to get started.
A good coat of paint can make extend the life of wooden buildings. But before you start painting, you need to remove old paint that's peeling or flaking.
With the site chosen and base blocks installed, it's time to frame out the foundation and install floor joists for my new farm garden shed.
Happy International Carrot Day! If you want to try your hand at growing carrots, here are three less obvious items and tools you may need.
Some say it’s “legit”, some say “you should quit.” We take at look at what's really going on with the Lomi smart waste kitchen composter.
