Are you considering trying something new on the farm? What about preserving an endangered livestock species of cattle, pig or sheep?
An extended forecast of rain causes Mr. B and me to cringe as we watch our yard slowly erode. With the help of in-house training and expert friends, we plan some remedies.
Deciding in advance on what to include each week in addition to calculating how much to plant and when are components ensuring every CSA member gets a bountiful basket.
Spring approaches, but warmer temperatures bring snow and ice, which means shovels, blowers and digging bars are still needed to keep the farm running smoothly.
With some strategic planning, winter markets can help you bring in additional revenue and diversify sales throughout the year.
You might want to eventually rid your land of these invasive plants, but until you're able to get rid of them, you can make use of them.
Beets are an attractive presence on a market table that are quick and easy to grow. Here are the basics on these colorful vegetables.
Perennials are terrific garden plants. It's easy to divide perennials using one of these techniques. The result will be happier, healthier plants and extras to share with neighbors and friends.
A large sled can be a great tool for hobby farmers in the winter, allowing transport of heavy loads across ice and snow. Here are tips to help you get the most out of your sled.
Is it safe to eat raw eggs? I'm a professional chef, and my answer is yes. Or, no. Well, to be honest, it depends. Here's what we know.
The best plants aren't the ones you order from a catalog, but ones you encounter by some divine appointment. This year, I have a meeting with elderberries, and I can't wait.
Burnout is common for new farmers. Simple things such as setting your own work hours and keeping your growing areas close to your house will help you avoid it.
