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Using a Paintbrush to Hand Pollinate & Improve Pear Tree Production The post Pollination By Hand for a Bigger Harvest appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Sauerrüben is similar to sauerkraut in regard to the method used to ferment it and also by how it’s enjoyed. But instead of cabbage, it’s made with turnips and rutabagas. The post Make Homemade Fermented Sauerrüben appeared first on Hobby…

3 Reasons Wild Bird Feed Isn’t Good For Chickens The post Can Chickens Eat Wild Bird Food? appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Whether it’s a self-driving tractor or a new way to grow plants in a very small space, there’s always something new and thought provoking in the agricultural category at CES. The post Consumer Electronic Show 2024 Farming Awards appeared first…

With proper care and preparation ahead of time, you can make your cattle much more comfortable throughout the harsh winter days. The post Winter Stressors That Can Affect Your Cattle Herd appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Agritourism connects the public with farms while providing profit opportunities for the farmers. Here’s what to know about getting started. The post Agritourism: A Potential Income Stream For Your Farm appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Did you know January is National Mail Order Gardening Month? Here are three plants that I’m excited to grow for the first time in 2024. The post 3 Plants I’m Excited To Grow In 2024 appeared first on Hobby Farms.

Farm machines need a little extra care in the winter, so follow these tips for storing unused machines and putting the rest to work in cold weather. The post Tips For Maintaining Farm Machines During The Winter appeared first on…

Ecosystem design, in mimicking characteristics of naturally occurring ecosystems, builds future potential and healthy soil for years of organic food production. The post Ecosystem Design Creates Potential, Builds Good Soil appeared first on Hobby Farms.

HOBBY FARMS PRESENTS: GROWING GOOD The post Episode 69: Chyka Okarter appeared first on Hobby Farms.