We frequently hear the terms crossbred, hybrid, composite, or synthetic when referring to breed definition, and we often wonder exactly what these terms mean.
Read MoreAgritourism, while it sounds fancy, is not a new concept. Earning extra cash on your farm is possible with these agritourism ideas.
Read MoreCan inviting farm visitors fuel a successful money-making agriculture business? It’s called agritourism and yes, it can!
Read MoreWhy not make use of the resources you already have on hand — farm animals, land, and a love of sharing them with others — and try starting a petting zoo business?
Read MoreCheck out these 10 alternative agritourism examples and see the possibilities of your farm!
Read MoreFarming is tough. But agritourism ideas help people pay bills and create the lives they want for their families.
Read MoreI often get asked what can chickens eat? Garlic has some really amazing health benefits for chickens (and humans!).
Read MoreGrowing garlic in your garden is one of the easiest things you can do! Many cultures developed their own varieties, such as southern Europe, eastern Europe, and Asia.
Read MoreIf insects attack your basil or your garlic bulbs grow small, don’t worry; use your imperfect herbs to make delicious, infused garlic oil recipes.
Read MoreThere is no need to let garlic go to waste once it begins to show signs of aging. Learn how to make garlic powder by dehydrating garlic cloves.
Read MoreWinter cover crop strategies refer to cover crops scheduled into a crop rotation plan. Organic farming relies on soil health and cycling of nutrients through the soil using natural processes.
Read MoreWinter wheat may have the potential of changing agriculture across the Great Plains.
Read MoreWhen it comes to cover crops for gardens, the list of benefits is extensive. Choosing the best cover crop to accomplish the job in your climate is where most people run into difficulty.
Read MorePlanting kale isn’t just a spring activity in our gardens. When spring crops wilt from summer’s heat, and we have the pantry lined with the fruits of our labors, we till up the soil and plant a fall garden.
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