According to some draft-horse proponents, draft horses could overtake tractors as the farm tool of choice.
Give your farm customer hands on experience with the food you grow by teaching them how to prepare it.
Make cutting up logs for your fire or wood-burning stove easier with this guide to log splitters.
Kentucky’s first Animal Welfare Approved farm is run by two women in the heart of the Bluegrass.
Tornadoes are the most fatal natural disaster in the U.S.—make sure your family is protected.
If your livestock’s water doesn’t look clean enough for you to dip a cup in and take a sip, it’s past time to clean the trough.
Bicycles and growing cycles—everything’s a-spinning to keep this small-scale farm in business.
Protect your pastures, as well as your animals’ hooves, with these six simple steps to creating a sacrifice area on your farm.
Create a barrier to wind around your home and farm, decreasing its destruction and making a more desirable living environment.
Want to save money on your irrigation-water bill? Consider going no-till.
If you’re traversing your property for other recreational activities, take a moment to help clean up invasive species and make your land a little bit healthier.
These two Kentucky farmers are supplementing their farmers market income with geodes and agate they forage for on their property.
