On the heels of the farm-to-table movement is something a little more … spirited.
For keeping farm rodents in check, a resident barn owl is what you need.
Although counter to the CSA model of marketing, allowing week-to-week members could attract new loyal customers.
Keep your farm business financially sustainable by creating a budget that works for your operation and lifestyle.
As we develop our land plan as new farmers, it will include management practices that help preserve pollinators, like the monarch.
In the realm of restoration agriculture, the hazelnut tree can certainly pull its weight.
Joining a farmers market may seem like a given for small-scale farmers, but for many, it isn’t.
Coyotes are smart opportunists that pose a risk to your livestock, so use these tactics to keep your animals safe.
Take the mental math out of the growing season by determining the cost of your crops before you plant.
Save yourself some money feeding your livestock this winter by setting up a hay feeder that reduces waste.
This fall, give yourself permission to neglect your garden and let nature do all the work.
As one farmer is learning, slow and steady is the key to growing good food and taking care of the land that provides it.
