Did you know that small family groups invented agriculture and the first small farms? Learn how small farmers evolved civilization over thousands of years and the role you play in agricultural history.
Consider starting a farmers' co-op. Working together with other producers may be the key to getting your product sold in volume.
Kentucky family looks beyond farm’s scarred surface to rehabilite a hog farm and create a peaceful hobby farm sanctuary.
The words "eminent domain” strike fear in most hobby farmers’ hearts. Find out what really happens should the government come calling.
Farmland conservation requires a three-pronged effort from landowners, communities, and state and federal governments. Learn what you can do to protect yours.
By managing your animals’ grazing, you ensure a grass-covered pasture, lower feed costs and improved health for the herd.
From aquaculture and watering livestock to fishing and recreation, farm ponds can be practical, enjoyable and profitable.
Check this list of wind energy pros and cons to determine if it's the right choice of renewable energy for your farm.
Learn why you should consider an internship in farming, a few pointers and how to apply.
Converting your farm from conventional to organic-farming methods is an important decision. Learn what's involved on a yearly basis.
At the 1900 Farm at Living History Farms visitors learn how men and women worked side-by-side to run a farm in the early 20th century.
