Big update – We recently purchased 20 acres of farmland adjacent to our current location, which will be expanded into more pasture space and maple and fruit trees.
Category Archives: farming
From Soil Testing to Beneficial Microorganisms: A Guide to Maintaining Soil Health for a Thriving Garden
Whether you’re interested in growing vegetables, flowers, or a combination of both, healthy soil is the foundation for a successful garden.
Growing Together: How Small Farming Projects Can Help You Bond With Your Children
Involving your children in farm chores and gardening projects is not only a fun way to spend time together, but it also teaches them important life skills and values.
The Straight Poop on Manure: How to Turn Waste into a Valuable Resource
Manure is a natural byproduct of raising farm animals and can be a valuable resource for your farm and garden.
How to build an effective compost system in your backyard, and what to do with it throughout the year
Composting is a great way to reduce waste and create nutrient-rich soil for your garden.
Build a greenhouse to improve and extend your harvest season
Building a greenhouse using concrete, reclaimed or purchased wood, and old windows is a great way to create an affordable and sustainable growing space.
Ever consider starting your own farm? Here’s how to do it!
With the right resources and support, you can turn your hobby farm into a thriving and sustainable operation that will provide for your family for years to come.
Elevating Your Diet, Elevating Your Health: The Benefits of Eating Farm Fresh Foods
By sticking to farm-fresh foods, you can make healthy eating choices that not only nourish your body but also support local farmers and the environment.
Advice for farming at the intersection of technology and agriculture
New technologies are always the key to solving problems and increasing efficiency in all industries.
The benefits of raising chickens at home
Raising chickens can be a great way to enjoy fresh eggs and connect with nature in a small and sustainable way.
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