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Ruby Wolf Farm founder Lauren Slingluff tells us how early memories of her mom’s floor loom helped inspire her own fiber farm. The post Exploring Fiber Farming With Ruby Wolf Farm appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Clint and Bobbi Jo Finney breathe new life into their Spring Valley Stock Farms and surrounding community with rotational grazing and regenerative farming. The post At Spring Valley Stock Farms, Rotational Grazing Just Makes Sense appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Have more kale than you can possibly use? There’s no need to let this cut-and-come-again superfood go to waste! Here’s how to preserve kale. The post 5 Easy Ways To Preserve Kale For Long-Term Storage appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Not a mini but a naturally small heritage breed, Dexter cattle can offer meat, milk and even draft work to farms where pasture space is a commodity. The post Dexter Cattle Pack Value Into A Compact Frame appeared first on…
Katahdin sheep are hardy, adaptable, low-maintenance animals that do well for everything from meat production to fiber and more. The post Love My Livestock Breed: Katahdin Sheep appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Gathering dried hay by hand and storing it loose is still a viable strategy in the absence of modern equipment, so heed this tale if trouble arises. The post When Equipment Fails, Gather Hay By Hand appeared first on Hobby…
This collection of durable, practical farmwear includes comfortable jeans, stain-proof slacks, hardworking boots and more! The post Work To Wear: Farm Living Fashion, Down To the Boots appeared first on Hobby Farms.
From mice to skunks to bears (and even people), predators can do a number on bees, so follow these easy steps to keep trouble at bay. The post Protect Your Bees Against Common Predators appeared first on Hobby Farms.
What’s the best way to gather leaves to shred for mulch and compost? Here are three ways to effectively gather large quantities of leaves. The post 3 Ways To Gather Leaves For Mulch & Compost appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Spring and summer don’t have to be the only seasons for your garden. Overwinter these crops and enjoy home harvests well into the cold months. The post Grow An Overwintered Garden With These Crops appeared first on Hobby Farms.
