
Just because your old barn is no longer structurally sound doesn’t mean the weathered wood can’t be put to good use elsewhere.

Reduce your feed costs and give your children a useful job around the farm with this simple fermentation project.

Add a touch of fragrance to your next fireplace fire or campfire by including aromatic herbs into your homemade fire starters.

Upcycle used plastic containers into a bird feeder that will attract wild birds of all kinds to your farm.

If you love sauerkraut and want to make your own, turn to this simple fermentation tradition as a way to use up and preserve your cabbage harvest.

Before you begin building a barn home, here are 5 things you need to know about such a project at every step.

Heating your home with wood can be a great way to create coziness inside during the winter, but before you buy, here’s what you need to think about.

Get your household into tip-top shape before garden season revs up by enlisting your kids to help with the cleanup.

Things may slow down around the farm in winter, but here are some tips for making your home more efficient and preventing winter damage to your garden.

Nothing beats the long-term dependability of cast iron, but it never hurts to give your trusty kitchen sidekick a little boost.

Use up the remainder of your root-cellar stores in these baked treats.

Soothe sore muscles and ease chest congestion with a homemade salve made from pine, fir and juniper needles.