In his book, Andrew Mefford highlights multiple methods using no chemicals and minimal equipment that can improve soil management, produce better vegetables and fight climate change.
The unexplained death of a chicken can be quite shocking. Take these steps to help determine what caused your bird's untimely demise and protect your other birds.
Big ideas might get people into farming, but little things done day to day on the farm and at farmers markets are what lead to financial success.
Do you have your heart set on a particular breed of chicks for your flock? Consult one of these sources to help you find what you want.
It’s never too late to commit to sustainability around your home and farm. Here are ways you can help save the planet this year.
I set aside time and space annually to look back, evaluate and set intentions for the new year. Having a clear mind and open heart is a gift to myself and all who are close to me.
Cozy winter hours spent indoors is a prime opportunity to take stock of your indoor air quality. Here's how to test for an remediate some common indoor pollutants.
New year's resolutions often fail, but if you follow this outline you're more likely to accomplish what you want in 2019.
Here are some questions to ask — and some facts about the process you might not know — to help decide whether certifying as organic is right for you.
The phrase is borrowed from the Slow Food movement, and it reflects a desire to pasture-raise breeds that take longer to reach market but have advantages over the industry's choice.
Some of the most common mistakes are easy to avoid, but you have to know what they are. Here are some that many new farmers make.
If you have access to woodlands, these 4 sources help you explore products other than lumber to establish a lucrative and thriving partnership with nature.
