
Interested in firewood heating but not sure where to start? Here's what you need to know to get started—best wood for burning, proper storage and more.

Creating your own suet cake is a great way to save money. Customizing the recipe also helps support certain species' winter needs.

Done with tilling? Farmers now have biologically practical and mechanically possible options for utilizing organic no-till on their farms.

Love watching backyard birds but tired of paying for expensive suet cakes? Rendering beef fat is the first step in making your own homemade suet cakes.

Looking for some added profits from your land? Turn your edible crop farm into a sod and turf farm for an alternative way to make some green.

Which states top the nation in numbers of organic-certified farms? Here are the 12 in the lead, ranked according to a per-person basis.

The Combes family in California’s Central Valley turned a few acres of dirt into a multispecies hobby farm, using livestock for regenerative agriculture.

Don't waste time, energy and resources on inefficient practices. Lean farming helps you do more with less for a happier, more productive farm life.

As a brand inspector, Paul Johnson never knows what his day will hold. Read about his goat-wrangling, cattle-chasing career in the Big Sky Country.

You can reduce your fuel and food costs by heating with and eating from your woodlot and yard. Learn the basics of woodlot management.

Amy Stoss quit a teaching job to pursue some "dirt therapy." We spoke to her about bringing micro-farming and permaculture principles to the suburbs.

You need to be prepared when chemicals sprayed from airplanes onto neighboring farms affect your crops and property. Here's how to stay ready.