Capture the attention of new and returning customers with a farm logo that sets you apart from the market crowd.
A neighborhood raccoon wants to become one of the family, so I guess we’re in for some trouble.
While big purple eggplants are great, there’s a whole selection of eggplants various sizes and colors to add to your garden.
Moving to the farm can take a toll on your children who have to change schools, but helping them know what to expect can smooth the transition.
A cousin to sweet basil, holy basil (aka tulsi), is shown to lower blood glucose levels and cholesterol—and best of all, it’s so easy to grow!
With the right tools, you can preserve the open spaces of your farm from forest encroachment.
Looking for a boost to your farm business? A microloan could be what you need.
Supplement your chickens diet with vegetables, greens and herbs for tastier, healthier eggs.
To prevent troublesome weeds from springing up again and again in your garden, you need to dig up the whole plant.
Jams, pickles and breads all make great value added farm products, but these ideas will boost your business without an upfront investment.
Scale down your flock—in size not number—by keeping small-scale chicken breeds called bantams.
I’m pretty sure our honey is the best in the world—though I might be biased.
