FAMACHA can help you control worms in a sheep flock without overusing medication, and free certification courses ensure you're scoring your animals right.
Change up your farmhouse aesthetic by painting older furniture pieces with a fresh coat of color. Here's how to freshen up furniture the right way.
These Say Cheese contenders include mischievous goats, a diminutive donkey, pretty pigs and more, so check out this photo roundup from Hobby Farms readers!
There's a lot of poultry information out there—not all of it true—so our resident chicken expert is sharing decades of experience about popular chicken breeds.
These simple fermented green beans preserve the garden harvest, make a great snack and go great as a Bloody Mary garnish.
Metal is never trash! In addition to selling scrap for a bit of trash, you can always find a use for discarded or found metal around the homestead.
Are the apples on your trees starting to ripen? Here are four steps to prepare for a successful (and hopefully bountiful) apple harvesting season.
Grass-finished? Grain-fed? Though there are a lot of confusing terms at play these days, but there's no denying the benefits of raising grass-fed cattle.
Obesity can plague our livestock just as it plagues us, so here are some of the dangers overweight equines face and what to do about the issue.
It's a mast year for acorns, but why we don't eat these nuts? Zach Loeks set out on a longboard to find the sweetest oaks with hopes of planting more trees with better flavor.
Grape season is a great time to make a batch of Concord grape shrub, a refreshing summer drink made from vinegar and grape juice.
Gardening personality Linda Vater talks us through the transition from self-taught hobby gardening to becoming a national gardening guru.
