Keep your shovels, spades and hoes in tip-top shape for spring gardening with this simple maintenance project.
As much as you think you can, it’s impossible to “do it all,” so for your sanity’s sake, gracefully say goodbye to the projects no longer serving you or your homestead.
Create a relaxing bath-time ritual with your children to softly segue them into bedtime stories and sleep.
Litter drifting into your garden can be a huge bummer. Join forces with the surrounding community to put your city’s trash problem to bed.
Enjoy living plants indoors year-round, even if natural light is hard to come by in your home.
Handle a nuisance hen or rooster with one of these three proven methods.
"Family farm” is a generic term that means many different things to many different people. Here’s one farmer’s take.
We sure hope native bees aren’t going anywhere, but without some TLC (and possibly some swooning), they’re likely to take their bee bodies elsewhere.
Downtime in the off-season is the perfect opportunity to get your farm business on track with proper record-keeping strategies.
These propagation techniques will help you increase garden production—no seeds required!
“Buy Local” is the rally cry of small-scale farmers everywhere, but choosing what items you purchase may need to be decided on a product-by-product basis.
Pack on a blanket of snow around your overwintering crops to keep your garden nice and cozy until spring weather arrives.
