When John and Susan Lawton needed a profitable market products, they turned to mushrooms and quickly learned there's a science to success with fungus.
Why not spend some time catching up on cleaning and organizing your barn, garage and/or tool shed? A clean and organized farm is a productive one.
It's time to put the roof on my garden shed build, so check out this video for some tips for installing drip edge, cutting metal roofing and more.
The Shetland sheep may be small in stature, but this easy-keeping breed provides big benefits, from companionship to their prized heritage-breed wool.
In the November/December issue of Chickens magazine, editors chose the best of the flock from submitted reader photos. Enjoy this gallery of beloved backyard chickens!
This simple recipe for candied pecans involves a special (and aunt-approved) trick to ensure extra crunchy results. You're sure to snack happy!
In this excerpt from "The Nourishing Asian Kitchen," author Sophia Nguyen Eng shares how an encounter with "lunatic farming" inspired a family's health journey.
Christa Barfield of the Philadelphia-based community-supported agriculture initiative FarmerJawn tells us about the roots of the movement.
There are numerous ways to ferment fresh produce, and crock fermentation (such as used for sauerkraut) is both ancient and effective.
Poisoning from metal toxins is a surprisingly common issue in backyard duck flocks, so learn more about common toxins as well as prevention measures.
You can put ChatGPT to work for you around the farm to identify challenges, come up with new ideas, visualize layouts and more!
Happy New Year! I’m already making plans for farming projects I intend to tackle in 2024. Here are four of my 2024 New Year’s farming resolutions.
