Once a legal issue only book plagiarizers, music piraters and movie bootleggers had to contend with, copyright law has reached farm equipment and the people who use it.
Disease resistance actually comes from plant-made pesticides—yes, chemicals produced by the plants themselves!—and some scientists claim this is impacting our health.
If your farm acreage has ample forestland, there are ways to earn some money from both timber and nontimber use.
Carrot-seed germination can be spotty, but you can get more carrots out of your garden this year with this garden hack.
Get more bang for your buck from your tractor by putting it to work during all four seasons.
Get a boost putting a down payment on a piece of land to call your own with the help of federal farm loan programs.
A Georgia-based grassfed beef farm White Oaks Pastures offers tips for preparing their meat the tastiest way possible.
While you can keep the Mediterranean-grown capers in a pot indoors, these more common garden plants can be wonderful substitutes.
Because they don’t spread like cultivated strawberry types, alpine strawberries make a great fruit option for containers or raised beds.
Wild garlic and its other allium cousins are free and abundant on land open to foraging—if you know what to look for.
With a ram pump, you don’t have to worry about being waterless if your electricity goes out.
Arnica is a short, yellow flower can be infused in oil that’s made into lotions and salves.
