Whether pathways on your farm are used for walkways between garden produce or for thoroughfares between barns and pastures, there’s a type of footing for every situation.
Sue Weaver, a Hobby Farms contributing editor, recounts lessons learned during the mostly magical spring births on her farm.
Whether you farm as a hobby, as a full-scale business or something in between, use this advice to navigate tax forms and save yourself some money.
With a little forethought, you can create successful marketing plan for your farm that will expand your customer base and increase your profits.
Want to keep an unusual meat breed with market potential? Try your hand at raising meat goats—a true farm money maker.
Finding your path to personal and financial satisfaction as a farming entrepreneur
Review these checklists to make sure your tractors and other farm tools and equipment are ready for spring.
This fun garden planning activity is the creation of a student of the Sustainable Agriculture Program at the University of Kentucky. Try it yourself this season.
Farm newsletters are a great way to draw new business to your farm and keep repeat customers appraised of what is happening.
Planning and preparing are key to making sure you and your animals stay safe in a disaster such as stormy weather. Our safety tips and checklists can help.
Learn what to do after you indentify invasive plants, find out why they're so bad and what you should choose instead from nature preserve manager Beverly James.
Hunters and hobby farmers can work together toward wildlife management, hunting access and help ensure the health of the farm and environment.
