Chickens devour most any plant life, which is usually not good for growing. But setting them loose in your fall garden can help you winterize it.
Numerous cool-weather conditions make this time of year ideal for northern farmers to get outdoors for autumn-time projects.
Follow these tips to make the most of what's inside your high tunnel, extend growing seasons and generate income year-round.
Yuzu lemons have been known for centuries in Asia, and these days they fetch high prices around the world. Here's how to grow them.
Coordinating gardening efforts with nearby property owners can help honeybees, hummingbirds, butterflies and other pollinators.
Two species of yucca, one called "soapweed" and another called "Mojave yucca," are tough plants that have distinct looks and medicinal uses.
Extend your harvest with this simple season extender. This raised bed high tunnel is made to fit existing raised beds and takes only a few hours to build.
This Iowa-based hobby farm hosts more than 50 chickens—and its Instagram page features adorable Silkie chickens and chicks ... some wearing tutus.
Creosote buildup can be a serious concern with wood stoves and fireplaces. Follow these tips to minimize the risk of a chimney fire.
The tiny house movement is gaining popularity throughout the United States. Here are five reasons a tiny home might make sense for your hobby farm.
Storytelling is central to much of farming's history. It just might be the key to preserving its future, too. Here's how that could work.
Engage little farmers with the season’s falling leaves. These creative activities promote observation, motor skills and sensory discovery.
