Burning Question: Is It Bad To Have Off-Farm Income?
February 9, 2016Keeping your budding farm business afloat with an on-farm income isn’t something to be ashamed of—in fact, it could even help your business.
Keeping your budding farm business afloat with an on-farm income isn’t something to be ashamed of—in fact, it could even help your business.
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“Family farm” is a generic term that means many different things to many different people. Here’s one farmer’s take.
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If agricultural trends continue as they have, farming in the mid-century will look quite a bit different.
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When neighbors don’t understand your beekeeping, gardening or livestock-raising ways, communication is key.
As farmers, we’re all doing our part to make the food system better, but we’re by no means perfect. So when is it OK to be content in your actions and when should you strive for more?
Business-savvy farmers might be misleading customers about how chemical-free their products actually are.