Assure your freshly harvested vegetables are pathogen-free by building this food-grade sink as part of a complete wash station.
Involve your biggest supporters in your next farm project with a campaign that will allow them to help meet your financial needs.
Whether you’ve retired your garden for the winter or simply seek out the company of other farmers, here are some tips for getting the most out of your town’s winter market.
Your farm income doesn’t have to drop just because the temperature has. Use your greenhouse to grow products for sale all winter-long.
Encourage your trees to live long, healthy lives by avoiding these common planting oversights.
As the growing season comes to a close, support your local farmer and prepare for the winter ahead with these tips.
You’ve grown the vegetables; now get the customers with these tips for marketing your community-supported agriculture shares.
With advertising restrictions placed on raw-milk producers and herd-share operators, there are still ways to spread the word about your products.
Clean up your land and get growing again as soon as possible with these five tips for dealing with flood damage.
Rotating plant families through your garden reduces pest pressure, improves soil nutrition and increases your harvest.
The difference between a good market day and a great one isn’t the vegetables, eggs or other products on offer—it’s you.
As the number of farmers’ markets across the country grows, so does the variety in what and how they sell. These tips from successful markets will help yours from getting lost in the crowd.
