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Dig into some of our favorite episodes of the Hobby Farms Presents: Growing Good podcast for frank conversations about food justice, farming and more! The post Get To Know Hobby Farms Presents: Growing Good (Our Podcast!) appeared first on Hobby…
Jenny Angius from the Reno-based nonprofit organization Urban Roots Teaching Farm tells us about learning lessons through gardening. The post Growing For Academic Achievement At Urban Roots Teaching Farm appeared first on Hobby Farms.
As temps turn chilly, it’s time to get the farm ready for winter. This farm-chore checklist will get things winter-ready before snow covers the fields. The post Beat The Snow With This Farm Winter Checklist appeared first on Hobby Farms.
The root cellar is an ancient and effective method for storing garden produce, so stick these commonly grown vegetables in the root cellar to enjoy after harves The post These Garden Veggies Are Root Cellar Rock Stars appeared first on…
This recipe for cranberry shrub makes a sweet and sumptuous syrup, a great flavor additive or beverage base that also makes tasty, festive cocktails! The post Recipe: A Festive & Flavorful Cranberry Shrub appeared first on Hobby Farms.
This winter greenhouse design is part walipini and part traditional greenhouse—and includes a convertible top so you can grow through all the seasons. The post Build A Winter Greenhouse For Year-Round Growing appeared first on Hobby Farms.
If you feed local birds, you may wonder if it’s OK to provide your chickens with the same wild-bird feed. The answer, however, is no—here’s why. The post 3 Reasons Wild-Bird Feed Isn’t Good For Chickens appeared first on Hobby…
As November brings cool temperatures in for the season, consider adding these cool-weather plants to your garden to enjoy come spring. The post Add These Plants To Your Garden In November appeared first on Hobby Farms.
A stone boat is the “world’s simplest wagon”—a basic wooden sled designed to move heavy things. From logs to machines to (yes) stones, here are a few things I’ve moved. The post 5 Heavy Items You Can Move With A…
A sheep’s swollen jaw can mean barber pole worm infection, or the cause could be something else. Here are some possibilities, as well as what you can do. The post Bottle Jaw In Sheep: What Does it Mean? appeared first…
