A few quick points of preventative maintenance can help you avoid bigger problems down the road and keep your tractor in working order.
Julie Kirchner of the North Carolina-based venture tells us all about the joys of living with chickens and quail.
Your cut-flower business can bloom with a long-term garden plan, the right tools and processes, and a willingness to experiment.
Equipment rental has numerous benefits for hobby farmers, from cost advantages to maintenance considerations and more.
Guild Enterprise Production might sound complicated but is actually the opposite—it's about simplifying things to get more from your land.
Spring and fall gardens are not complete without a head or two (or more) of cabbage. Plant green, red and savoy cabbages for a tasty, healthy veggie.
Jenna Lee Panehal-Pelayo from the South Carolina mini-farm explains how goat yoga sessions with Nigerian Dwarf goats bring smiles to the faces of guests.
In a disaster, especially living off-grid, emergency preparedness is the key to staying safe. The following equipment can help during the unexpected.
Well-drained soil is important when planting fruit trees. And if your preferred location doesn’t drain well enough, you could be in for a challenge.
When it's hot and dry, fire on the farm is a real concern. Brush up on fire prevention to keep flames away, both in the barn and outside.
Splurge on a spa day and save some cash in the process by concocting salon-quality treatments from your garden produce.
When raising chickens, it's always important to stay aware of salmonella risks. Here are some tips to help your backyard flock stay clear of an outbreak.
