Don't disregard voles as vermin. Take a look beneath the surface.
The arrival of spring also means the arrival of troublesome wet ground and mud puddles. Fortunately, digging a few drainage ditches can solve the problem!
Fill in the garden gaps by intercropping with a few of these easy-to-grow vegetables.
Think you've got moles, those blind, invasive rodents that eat your plants? Think again!
A nighttime symphony echoes through our farm, but the musicians have yet to be spotted.
These North Carolina poultry farmers have a paradise with a laying-hen pasture, two mobile coops, 700 layers and nearly 400 broilers at any given time.
Row cover offers more than just frost protection—there are a variety of ways you can use it to increase your yield and up your sales.
This farming couple is giving back by helping grow new farmers.
How to transform a customer's lack of cooking skills into a boon for your farm.
Not every market farmer makes room to grow garlic, but perhaps every farmer should.
If you find a fallen nest, use this opportunity to get to know your feathered friends a little better.
One little piggy, two little piggies ... 12 little piggies? Count all the ways our livestock keep us busy in the spring.
