The market is becoming saturated with CSAs of all kinds, and you need to ensure potential customers choose yours.
Log homes often catch the eyes of farmers and homesteaders—but make sure you know what you’re getting before you build.
If you think brassicas like kohlrabi are only for the spring garden, think again—and get planting now.
I know I'm still new to this farming thing, but here are my thoughts as I embark on a trail many women farmers before me have blazed.
You’ve mastered peppermint and spearmint—now, grow fruit-flavored mints to add new depth to summer fruit salads and cocktails.
This destructive pest love to eat your late-summer fruits as much as you do, so work on a plan to keep them away.
Old tractors can still be useful, and with the proper maintenance yours can last a lifetime.
New to canning? Here's a crash-course on some need-to-know info before you get started.
Your farmers market produce may seem expensive compared to what’s found at the grocery store, but yours is better—and your customers need to hear why.
They say home is where the heart is. My heart is on this farm, but it doesn’t quite feel like home yet.
Now’s the time to start thinking about your fall crop plantings, and these lettuce varieties shouldn’t be overlooked.
You’re likely already growing plants in this crop family—but it never hurts to plant a few more nightshades.
