While it would be nice if lawn mower blades stayed sharp for years, requiring little or no maintenance, this outcome is unlikely for hardworking machines.
An old-fashioned reel lawn mower may not require gasoline, but it does need semi-regular maintenance to perform at its peak.
Not every tool fits inside a handy toolbox, which is why one farmer has taken the next step and stocked an entire wagon full of useful tools.
A tree can produce a ton of brush and debris over the course of a year. These tips and tricks will help you tackle cleanup smoothly, safely and effectively.
A few quick points of preventative maintenance can help you avoid bigger problems down the road and keep your tractor in working order.
Equipment rental has numerous benefits for hobby farmers, from cost advantages to maintenance considerations and more.
In a disaster, especially living off-grid, emergency preparedness is the key to staying safe. The following equipment can help during the unexpected.
Well-drained soil is important when planting fruit trees. And if your preferred location doesn’t drain well enough, you could be in for a challenge.
When it's hot and dry, fire on the farm is a real concern. Brush up on fire prevention to keep flames away, both in the barn and outside.
If your tractor refuses to start, check the battery—the battery terminals and/or battery cables might be worn out or corroded.
If you have yard space on your hobby farm, you likely want to keep your grass healthy and attractive. A lawn aerator can help keep soil growing good grass.
All hay is not equal, and it's important to know what hay comes from where and when. Here are some ways to mark your hay bales for easy identification.
