Permaculture isn’t just regulated to the realm of growing food. Here’s how you can make it a life-long practice.
Work with the nature and landscape around you to design a garden spaces where you can work, play and, most importantly, eat.
Build healthy soil your garden can rock out in with this German compost technique.
Joining community-supported agriculture is a great way to buy local food. Here’s what you need to know before signing up.
Taking these steps can help ensure the safety of yourself, your family, your livestock and your farm in case of natural disaster.
The agency has an interactive map on its website to help you determine which plants do best in your region. It has detailed information down to the street where you live.
Use eco-friendly alternatives to keep mosquitoes from biting you and your urban livestock.
As you seek out capital to start your farm business or keep it running, consider these questions to find out of a loan could help.
Raising fish can be a great use of your farm’s resources, but make sure you have the legal ramifications in mind.
Use your land as a hunting preserve to track down extra income.
Learn about the crowdsourcing and artisan loans that could be funding your next farm or food business.
If you raise livestock for meat—or plan to—get inside the mind of your processor so you can prepare yourself and your animals without added stress.
