Streamline your workflow and increase efficiency by making minor changes to your your barn space and farm plan.
Permaculture greenhouses differ from conventional ones, both in growing practices and benefits they can bring you and your farm.
In a nod to your farm’s history, maintain the rustic appeal an old barn offers while updating it the right way with modern conveniences.
Plants in the legume family have the ability to fix nitrogen in your farm’s soil, but these four crops will feed you, too.
These green insulation materials offer an alternative to fiberglass and foams made with petroleum products.
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.
