Many farms are prepared with an emergency plan, but it’s also important to make sure your household has one, as well.
August is the time of year when we extract fresh honey from our hives, and your kids can join in on the fun.
When your homegrown ginger rhizomes are ready to harvest, there's no shortage of ways to use them.
Make your own colored inks from plant materials to use in art and craft projects.
Teach your children about American pioneers and pioneers in your own family with these fun activities.
Share your garden-fresh bounty with your biggest farm supporters by preparing a farm-to-table dinner.
Kombucha-making is a fairly simple fermentation process, but sometimes, your brew doesn’t turn out exactly how you planned.
Introduce your children to the world of fiber arts by having them create a wet-felted picture out of wool.
Give a hyper-local flair to your home-brewed beer by growing your own hops.
Think outside the fruit bowl when it comes to eating this year’s summer melons.
Help eliminate food waste and trampled grass in the run with a DIY chicken feeder made from PVC piping.
Don’t burn your fingers trying to light a homemade tin-can luminary ever again. This project will create a cute little light that will save your hands.
