Goodbye, Toxic Taxus: Yew Plants Are Killing Wildlife
October 2, 2017The yew, popular in residential landscaping, is used to discourage wild animals from grazing, but in the U.S. it has killed elk, moose and bears.
What Historical Farm Relics Lurk In A Pile Of Rocks?
September 26, 2017A large pile of rocks, disappearing into the ground under years of accumulated leaves and grass, offers an intriguing mystery about what else is “hiding.”
7 Key Points In The Sheep Care Guide Updated For 2017
September 25, 2017The Sheep Care Guide, produced by the American Sheep Industry Association, covers feed safety, transportation, regulatory data and emergency planning.
Tips For Maintaining Healthy Roots In Fall Planting
September 18, 2017Fall is a good time for roots, but proper planting techniques, attention and care are needed to keep the complex underground network healthy and active.
3 Tips For Collecting Wild Seeds & Preserving Plant Diversity
September 11, 2017Knowing about the place and the plants and also being prepared are key to collecting wild seeds and later planting them on your property.
Gun Safety: Firearms Are Useful On Farms, But Taking Care Is Crucial
August 28, 2017Firearms have many uses in agricultural settings, but they pose great risk. Here are gun safety tips to minimize that risk and avoid injury.
4 Steps To Build A Simple, Effective Garden Fence
August 22, 2017Do deer frequently visit to your farm? If the answer is yes, here is how you can put up a simple garden fence to keep them out.
Farm Clothing: Choose The Best Gear For The Jobs You Do
August 21, 2017Your body is crucial equipment for farm work. Here’s how to use your mind to choose the proper clothing for the many tasks of farming.
Turf Tips: Advice To Keep Your Lawn Green & Fresh Looking
August 16, 2017How low should you mow? Is irrigation worth it? How do you beat weeds to a bare spot? Can fertilizer bring harm? Here’s our quick guide to lawn care.
4 Steps To Keep Young Trees Out Of Your Fields
August 15, 2017Keeping trees from invading your fields requires careful effort and diligence. Here’s my approach to keeping eager, resilient trees under control.
