In perennially dry or drought-stricken areas, homeowners and businesses often turn to drought-resistant landscaping called xeriscaping. Here are xeriscaping plants you can grow and sell.
Farmers need lots of tools, and creating separate tool boxes for certain projects can save time. Here are some tips on organizing a fence repair tool box.
Sunflowers have multiple components that are good for food, structure, pollination and medicinal uses. Here's an overview of this remarkable plant.
Doing rain dances won’t help your farm when it's suffering the effects of a drought, but planting crops that require less water will.
These DIY clay plant markers to label your herbs and other plants don't cost much, and they air dry so there's no baking required.
Tomato pinworms are tiny caterpillars that cause big trouble in the tomato patch. Learn how to ID this pest and what you can do to keep it in check.
Good customer retention strategies involve asking customers questions, incorporating their input, sharing details and having them visit.
A hay wagon can be used for so much for than just carrying hay. Moving big objects, harvesting and recreation are some ways you can use your hay wagon.
This vegetable-farming family is producing CSA shares and restaurant deliveries on its Green Dog Farm for the community around Fort Collins, Colorado.
Using still photos or video, anyone can make a short nature documentary. Here's how to choose and approach your subjects for the best results.
Planting these species of weeds or allowing them to grow on your land feeds the pollinators -- which in turn help feed us humans.
Pay attention to the signals unwanted plants are sending, and you might find these weeds are quite perfectly suited for their environment.
