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Farming is one of the oldest vocations in history and makes up a large percentage of the world's work force. Whether you want to learn about large-scale farms or a simple backyard garden, use this guide to find valuable information.
Farming is an essential skill that few possess. However, knowing how to farm is important for producing food for oneself and for others. Farming skills can provide a Read More
America's history with farming is immense and synonymous with the story of the country. Farming is a tradition that has created a vast industry that still employs nearly a Read More
There are many financial grants offered through mostly federal, state and local agencies. However, there are numerous private non-profit organizations that can provide Read More
A small vegetable garden not only provides you with food and money savings, it can also bring in extra income. There are many creative ways to use your vegetable garden for Read More
Fertilizers in food are a common health concern for many people. Learn about the difference between conventional versus organic food when it comes to fertilizer in this Read More
Canola plants (also known widely as oilseed grape) are grown to produce such ubiquitous products as canola oil but are also susceptible to a wide range of insects and Read More
Farming equipment is usually split into two groups: single-function and multi-use. A tractor would be a multi-use item, while a chainsaw is a single-use piece of machinery. Read More
When buying farm land, contact an experienced real estate agent who understands perk tests, flood zones and insurance. Consider that FEMA does not cover farm land when it Read More
Pigs have been a staple of the human diet for thousands of years. As long as people have been domesticating pigs for consumption, they have also been developing better ways Read More
A locavore is someone who chooses to only eat foods that are grown or made within a certain distance of where they live. Many locavores choose this lifestyle simply Read More
Do you want to grow your own hay for livestock or horses, but have no idea how to even begin the process? In this article, you will learn the basics of growing your own hay Read More
Purchasing rural real estate is very palatable to some, but can be risky. Despite the intense need to do things on their own, you need to seek the advice and help of a Read More
"Hydroponics" comes from two Greek words meaning "water" and "work." First developed in the 19th century, this growing method is becoming more common among commercial Read More
For smaller farms, it is common to do everything by hand. Using hand tools can allow the farmer to really connect with the land and with the plants. Below is a list of hand Read More
Farming in colonial times was not just a job; it was a way of life. It was a hard job, and the whole family had chores to do, including the master, mistress, children, and Read More
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