4 YouTube Channels Small Farmers Should Follow
August 1, 2019YouTube is a great source to learn small-scale farming techniques from experienced growers. Here are four channels with especially high-quality farm videos.
5 Tips to Ensure Summer Health of Livestock in Pastures
July 8, 2019Summer weather can be rough on your pastures, and that can affect your animals. Follow these tips to keep your fields in prime shape for livestock.
6 Tips to Improve Your Farm’s Productivity
June 20, 2019If you have only a small plot of land, you can grow large amounts of vegetables. Here are ways to maximize your small farm’s productivity.
5 Reasons to Use More Wood Chips on Your Farm
May 2, 2019Although some uses require a little research and caution, you can probably get wood chips for free and apply them in various ways on your farm.
Livestock Fencing: How to Plan and Invest for Your Farm
March 5, 2019Many fencing systems exist, and selection depends on animals, grazing management plans, long-term goals and budget. Learn which is right for you.
Too Many Canada Geese on Your Land? Try Smart Landscaping
February 25, 2019Without meaning to, we humans have created ideal environments for Canada geese in many urban, suburban and rural settings. Here’s how to discourage them.
7 Tricks for a Successul No-Till Garden
January 24, 2019Timing, type and source of cover material, and letting go of certain preconceived ideas factor into establishing a no-till garden that works for your circumstances.
Manage Livestock and Land With Easy Rotational Grazing
October 9, 2018Overgrazing can be a concern, especially for small farms with limited grazing areas. Here’s what you need to promote regrowth through rotation.
On Hurricanes and Pig Poop: Tips on Managing Manure
September 18, 2018The manure lagoons flooded by Hurricane Florence show that pigs produce a lot of waste. Managing manure correctly on small farms is key to protecting waterways and gaining valuable fertilizer.
Extend Your Grazing Time With Seasonal Pastures
July 23, 2018Planning different pastures with different grasses for cool and warm weather can keep animals grazing nutritious green grass longer.
