Take a break from rural living and enjoy some of these seasonal activities for hobby farmers.
Picnic season is upon us, so pack up the cooler and blaze a trail to your nearest park, lake, beach or backyard!
Do you need ideas for involving kids in farm life--especially during summer? Here are five great ideas.
Check this list of wind energy pros and cons to determine if it's the right choice of renewable energy for your farm.
Course in fall vegetable gardening offers Hobby Farms Editor in Chief inspiring learning activities.
Are those good bugs or bad bugs lurking in your garden? Before you spray, find out if that creepy-looking bug is really a hazard to your garden.
Pears have a long history of cultivation—grow a piece of the past on your farm with heirloom pear trees.
Overnight Success: Make delicious cheese while you sleep.
Freeze tasty summer corn—and other vegetables—to eat after the season ends.
Learn why you should consider an internship in farming, a few pointers and how to apply.
For work and play, these tough utility machines can get the job done on the hobby farm.
Converting your farm from conventional to organic-farming methods is an important decision. Learn what's involved on a yearly basis.
