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Grain Feed Vs. Feed Made From Grain

Animals | Poultry | Urban Farming |
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With the ever-increasing popularity in backyard chicken keeping, there are higher-quality feeds available out there.

Pressure Canner Buyer’s Guide

Homesteading
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Ready to start canning the harvest? First you need a quality pressure canner.

A Winter Holiday You Should Be Celebrating

Homesteading | Recipes |
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Amid all the holiday-season hubbub, it’s easy to overlook St. Lucia’s Day—the celebration of light.

Improve Your Farm’s Marketing Plan

Farm Management
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Now that you have a successful farmer’s market season under your belt, take time to reflect on how you can do even better next year.

Start A Garden Club

Homesteading
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Get your own built-in garden support group by spearheading a club whose members share your same love of growing food.

What Exactly Is a Compost Pedaller?

News | Urban Farming |
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A team of cyclists collects yard and kitchen scraps and delivers them to community gardens and urban farms.

Bees Aren’t Our Only Pollinators

Crops & Gardening | News |
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Ecologist at University of Queensland, Australia, says almost any insect can pollinate crops.

Buying New Tires For Old Tractors

Equipment
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Keeping your old tractor in service isn’t as easy as running to the dealership. Repairing and replacing the tires may take some extra skill and research.

Prevent Black Spot On Your Roses

Crops & Gardening
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If your rose garden is prone to this fungal disease, take steps early to keep it under control.

This Gorgeous Farmhouse Is Also Eco-Friendly

News | Urban Farming |
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This contemporary barn house in the Northern California city of Chileno Valley (near Petaluma) is anything but ordinary.

What’s In Your Wheat Flour?

Homesteading
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Flour is one of those ingredients you've always taken for granted, but what’s in your flour could make a big impact on your homemade bread.

The Poinsettia Christmas Story

Crops & Gardening
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Poinsettias can be found in many homes during the holidays, but this tradition stems from a humble gift said to be given to the Christ child.

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