New York City-based founder Sarah Hoffman tells us how she turned a hobby dabbling with sourdough into a community and wellness-focused bread business.
Failure to clean and sanitize birdbaths, hummingbird feeders and more can put a real dent in local and migratory bird populations.
You can build your own water garden, complete with goldfish, captured rainwater and hyacinths that can serve as hydroponic chicken treats.
If your farm contains any substantial number of trees, you’ll probably want to start a brush pile somewhere on your property.
Chicken runs are great for protecting birds from predators, and rotational grazing can ensure healthy, nutritious pasture for your flock to enjoy.
Matters of irrigation come down to choosing the right hose for your garden and your land, as well as general preferences and ease of use.
These root veggies get high marks in the garden and in the kitchen, from kids and adults alike. Grow some carrots this year and enjoy them through the winter!
Whether you already wholesale your farm products or you want to start, try these tips small farmers can leverage for a bigger bottom line.
Grow your garden by weeks or even months by using a low tunnel for your crops. They're inexpensive, easy-to-build season extenders.
Worried about leaving gas in your farm machines during the off-season? Gasoline normally degrades quickly, but a fuel stabilizer can slow the process.
Are your soil conditions lacking? Or are you short on land for planting a garden? Straw bale gardening just might be the solution to your gardening challenges.
Mikayla Fulper from the Fulper Family Farmstead tells us why Holstein cows and Sicilian cheese makers are keys to the New Jersey dairy's award-winning cheeses.
