Grow more potatoes in less space with this simple project made from materials you already have on hand.
A boy’s love of animals went in one obvious direction: chicken keeping.
Tomatillos of all colors are at risk of one particular pest: the three-lined potato beetle.
In a world full of unpacked moving boxes, my trowel and hoe have taken a back seat.
This sweet herb can be grown in your backyard to add natural sweetness to your favorite dishes.
Make sure your chickens are getting the right size meals to make the eggs or meat you're raising them for.
This common plant, often thought of as a weed, brings extreme value, both to your soil and to your health.
Turn your tree prunings into a free source of mulch with a wood chipper.
Making your rhubarb garden mobile by planting in containers.
For these farmers, the business of farming is a continual learning process.
Explore the pros and cons of no-till crops and gardens for your small farm.
The plans for the rest of our lives have spun completely out of control—and we’re OK with that.
