Looking for something new for the garden? Mix up your zucchini and summer squash routine with the easy-to-grow patty pan squash.
Chelsea VanRoekel from the Montana-based hobby farm tells us how her quartet of felines forge special bonds with the chickens and excel as professional mousers on the property.
Social distancing and increased demand for fresh, local food could lead to a resurgence in self-service farm stops.
If you’re shopping for a new tractor, this glossary of tractor-related terms will get you up to speed on all the terms.
Calculating the amount of baling twine you'll need during hay season isn't hard, but it does require a little high school algebra.
No matter your fencing purposes, you want your posts to stand up to time and conditions. These posthole digging tips will help you set posts right.
Got shade? You can make use of your entire garden by growing shade-tolerant crops in areas you never thought were plantable.
If you want to begin foraging, morels and smilax are great items to start seeking—they're both delicious and easy enough to identify.
Homemade tea and jellies used to be commonplace—until researchers suggested that a sassafras root ingredient was potentially carcinogenic.
An effective IPM (integrated pest management) strategy brings out the detective, researcher and reporter in us all to control destructive garden bugs.
Baling during hay season is a big job, and it’s important to have everything prepared and ready to roll when the first three-day sunny stretch strikes.
A riparian buffer (planted land along a waterway) can add value, protect environmental conditions and even produce income for your farm.
