Water is important to your flock—make sure your waterer resists freezing during decreasing temperatures in winter.
These tree-nesting bees and the honey they produce were considered sacred in ancient Mayan cultures.
You can grow turnips year-round in some areas, and while they're not always the easiest vegetable to sell, try these methods to find and attract buyers.
Lily leaf beetles destroy all types of true lilies. Learn how to properly identify this pest, the regions where you'll find it, and how to mange it organically.
An application to help track planting and maintenance records, a generator, a starter ATV and a seed planter and sower are among items our editors found.
You work hard in the garden, so you should do all you can to prevent your harvest from going to waste. Keep it fresh with these tips on food preservation that bypass canning.
With a combination of cover, timing, drought-tolerant crops and creative water sources, you can grow food without irrigation.
Imagine a small tool that can cut through metal using only the power of the human body. Sound useful? Then you need a hacksaw.
Don’t be bewildered by the process of pressure canning any longer. We unveil a method that lets you move past your fears and put up home-preserved food.
From persimmons to glow worms, a number of things pull us outside to experience October on the farm this autumn.
Sometimes a tried-and-true solution won’t work, and you have to hack your way into a new idea. Here are hacks designed for hobby farms.
Low-maintenance and versatile, succulents are great for crafting. These fall succulent projects are fun to make and wonderful to share with family and friends.
