Thanksgiving Day iapproaches, and hobby farmers everywhere have plenty to be thankful for, including their tools and farm equipment.
I discovered of a rusty old object on a rock pile, and it turns out to be a discarded automatic cattle water dispenser. It's rusty, but it still works.
Removing tree stumps can be a difficult task, but having the right tools and machines can help you get the job done.
Here's the story of how a simple red wagon, the perfect size for many farm tasks, has become an irreplaceable piece of equipment.
Most hobby farmers must eventually deal with removing rocks from their fields or yards. Here are some tools that can help you get the job done.
Whether it's a building, a boulder or uneven ground, obstacles can stand in the way of effective mowing. Here are the tools and techniques to help you.
It's not a prominent or oft-used feature, but the differential lock on a tractor or mower can get you out of trouble under the right circumstances.
A crochet enthusiast made an egg-collecting apron for a friend. Now she shares the patterns for adults and kids on her website.
Metal T-posts rank among the most versatile and useful items for any farmer to have on hand. Here are just a few of their many potential uses.
A broadfork is a significant investment, and there are numerous types. Here are criteria that will help you make sure you get the right one for you.
Want to add a useful and picturesque clothesline to your farm? Here are the steps for building a hard-working but very simple clothesline.
When it's time to harvest your apple crop, you'll need an apple picker. Here's a guide to deciding which design is right for you.
