In honor of Independence Day, we share several ways we work toward establishing true food independence. You can do the same.
Join the many Americans showing their patriotism by re-creating their own victory gardens for modern times. Here's some history and pointers.
While carrots take a long time to grow, the flavors and colors you get from heirloom varieties beat what you can find at the store any day.
More than a pretty spring wildflower, violets can be celebrated by making crafts and treats with your children.
A fun craft for both kids and adults, these simple bowls can be given as gifts for Mother’s Day.
What to do with old hay is a common question, since it’s rare to find a farm that doesn’t occasionally have spoiled or leftover farm hay to dispose of. If you’re wondering what to do with old hay that’s no longer suitable for feed, there are several practical ways to put it to work around […]
Love garlic? Who doesn't?! This flavorful crop is easy and satisfying to grow, so you should clear a bit of space to grow some garlic of your own. Here's how.
Cold weather vegetables and other late-season crops are known to see a marked taste improvement after a light frost or two. For the best-tasting apples, leafy greens, and root crops, a dousing of cold weather can be just the ticket. This is true not only for fall harvests, but also for early spring crops that […]
The farmhouse porch swing is iconic for a reason—it's great place to settle in for family fun and easy conversation when the weather's right!
Give worn-out wool sweaters a second use by felting them into warm mittens for the whole family.
Green up your laundry practices by replacing dryer sheets with these easy-to-make dryer balls.
Boost your farm business by marketing your offerings toward busy customers’ holiday feasts.
