Native species can be great for your property's looks and ecosystem, but avoid unknowingly introducing one of these invasive plants that look similar.
Before hostas made their way into our ornamental gardens, they were enjoyed by the Japanese as an edible.
Making value-added products such as pickled vegetables, jam or even wine from what you already produce could improve business. First, ask some questions.
Improving the efficiency of vegetable harvests on your farm can save your business time and money. Follow these tips to make that happen.
Do you want to convert your love of hatching chicks into a viable home business? Follow these steps to hatch chicks for other people.
While building a deer-proof fence for my orchard, I've put trees to use as fence posts, significantly reducing the cost of the project.
Start your garden small with just a few common miracle-worker herbs such as chamomile and lavender, then progress from there.
New ATVs and UTVs, a zero-turn mower, farm clothes for kids and a wearable pet-bathing tool are among the useful items our editors found.
Follow these steps to keep your greens looking fresh from the day you harvest them until late in the day at the farmers market.
Because of its low cost and portability, a caterpillar tunnel can be a great season-extension option for a beginning farmer.
Saffron carries a high entry cost, but in subsequent years this crop with three marketable elements can provide a big profit margin.
Interested in putting your birds to work? Consider these possibilities for a homegrown poultry business, including eggs, feathers and manure.
