Video: Building A Farm Garden Shed (Pt. 9)
January 2, 2024It's time to put the roof on my garden shed build, so check out this video for some tips for installing drip edge, cutting metal roofing and more.
Video: Building A New Farm Garden Shed (Pt. 8)
December 5, 2023My garden shed is starting to look close to done now, though some important steps remain, including cutting and installing wood for the fascia and soffits.
Video: Building A New Farm Garden Shed (Pt. 7)
November 16, 2023My farm garden shed is nearing completion, but before I can put the roof on, I need to install a soffit. Check out the video for a simple jig to help with this step.
3 Fall Tasks To Prepare Your Brambles For Winter
October 30, 2023It's time to get raspberries and blackberries ready for winter, so perform these three fall maintenance duties now to prepare brambles for the cold season.
Video: Building A New Farm Garden Shed (Pt. 6)
October 17, 2023With my shed freshly wrapped in siding, it's now time to cut and install rafters. In this video, we measure rafters, determine pitch and cut out notches.
Video: Start A Cut Flower Garden Business
June 20, 2023Lindsay Huckabee with Huck-a-bee Flower Farm tells how she got started with cut flowers and shares a few tips for assembling attractive bouquets for sale.
Video Round Up: 5 Favorite Hobby Farms Stories
November 25, 2022We rounded up 5 of our favorite Hobby Farms video stories from the past year. Check them out, then dig into all the great video content from our contributors!
Video: Use Manure Compost To Improve Garden Soil
August 3, 2022If you get some livestock manure compost from a neighbor or your own animals, the broken-down material can be a big boost to garden soil efficiency and overall structure.
Video: How To Make Your Own Hummingbird Food
May 13, 2022I enjoy our local hummingbirds, but they didn't like the commercial food I provided. So I found this easy hummingbird food recipe local birds love!
Video: Safety First When Starting A Controlled Burn
April 29, 2022A controlled burn can do a lot of good in a farm's pasture, but you need to keep things extra safe when doing so. Here are some things to keep in mind.
