A farmer can never have too many lawn mowers. Even an old-fashioned manual reel mower can offer a variety of advantages over their motorized counterparts.
When pandemic lockdown hit, this family took the opportunity to convert an old swing set into a unique chicken coop for their brand-new flock!
Garden hoses are a common sight on any hobby farm. But before buying a garden hose, here are six questions you should ask and answer.
When storms strike, trees are often the casualties, so keep these eight tools and machines handy to quickly (and easily) deal with the debris.
A straw bale garden allows you to grow more vegetables earlier—and without having to weed! Here are the simple steps for construction and how to grow in one.
Changing the blades on a lawn mower illustrates the importance of having the right tool for the job. A single millimeter can make all the difference.
Hand tools? Tractors? More than available acreage, the scale of your growing aspirations should determine the scale of your farm's equipment.
As a general rule, I’m always game for an early spring. But even I will admit it’s possible for spring to come too early.
Safety glasses offer invaluable protection for your eyes when doing work around the farm. Follow these tips to get the right pair for your needs.
What equipment do you need to grow food? You need to consider scale—the scale of your equipment needs will match the scale of your operation.
Replacing wooden fence posts is an ongoing project on any farm with a lot of fence mileage, and these five lessons make the job easier.
Investing in some improvements for your truck will make your life around the farm that much easier. Here are common add-ons to get your pickup ready.
