Old barns are beautiful, but sometimes they have to come down. Here are five ways to use reclaimed barnwood when a structure is demolished.
You can't keep secrets in fresh snow. Keep track of your local wildlife this winter by examining footprints in snow—you might just put the info to good use.
Attachments designed for snow removal can make a significant difference in how a farmer experiences the winter and all that comes with it.
Diesel exhaust fluid, or DEF, has added a new layer of complexity to modern diesel engines. For farmers using diesel tractors, follow these tips.
Winter is not the time to latch the barn closed. Instead, follow these tips to increase indoor ventilation for the health of the animals inside.
Tools such as axes, chisels, mowers and pruning loppers work hard, and that means they become dull. These items help restore the sharp edge.
If you have a DIY ethos and like woodworking and construction, a sander is a great machine to have in your tool shed. Here's what to consider.
Winter is coming, which means short days and long nights. Keep your farm chores moving after dark with the right types and number of flashlights.
Numerous cool-weather conditions make this time of year ideal for northern farmers to get outdoors for autumn-time projects.
This fall, put your hay wagon to good use and invite friends and family to participate in a fun (and surprisingly practical) apple harvest hayride.
A DIY attitude can carry hobby farmers a long way, but for projects such as tree removal, hiring a professional can save a lot of time and effort.
A portable hay moisture tester can help if you bale your own hay. It accurately measures moisture content and temperature, which can be crucial.
