We evaluated the people, plants and space affected by the path, and using wood chips we created a little sanctuary.
If you've tried a no-till garden before without success, perhaps you didn't try the right method. Here are several options for achieving a no-till garden.
For the uninitiated, a blank processing cut card can be a daunting ordeal, but don't get stressed—it all breaks down to meat.
Some articles and videos promise that you can start a farm for very little cost, but it all depends on context—what you want, what you already have and what you need. Here are 10 basic aspects to consider and price.
If you begin with seeds, you can sell starts to eager gardeners, the same people who'll buy your produce later in the season.
For hens, greatest egg production happens early and quickly. Farmers looking at the bottom line must eventually decide whether to keep nonproducing chickens that eat market profits.
Spinach is easy to grow during most seasons and easy for customers to use, but you can get more out of this crop with these marketing methods.
These guidelines on water catchment, irrigation, pumping, greenhouses and solar-powered fences can benefit gardening projects anywhere.
Arugula can be a dependable seller at farmers markets, but other good outlets exist. Here are tips on pricing and marketing.
Ever wonder whether artificial insemination is right for your farm? Learn more about advances in this reproductive technology.
If you live in a hot climate, summer lettuce might seem impossible to grow. But a combination of efforts in germination, irrigation and harvesting can make it worth your while.
Some urban and suburban people who move to the country file complaints against existing farming operations. If one comes your way, your state's law might protect you.
