When Carolyn Thompson worked in an office nearly a decade ago, doing data entry day after day was tedious. She yearned for something different — and found inspiration in a magazine article about two women who grew flowers in England.…
The Ingalls Homestead in South Dakota holds both historical and farming relevance for any modern homesteader with an interest in the old ways. The post The Ingalls Homestead Is Living Homesteading History appeared first on Hobby Farms.
It’s too easy to get stuck in a rut using salt and pepper, so keep a selection of spices on hand to add variety and flavor to home-cooked meals! The post Spice Things Up With A Selection Of Culinary Spices!…
Adventure Scientists group seeks tree DNA samples to build massive tree genetics reference library through their Timber Tracking project. The post You Can Help Timber Tracking Researchers Protect Eastern White Oak Trees appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Christy Erickson, guest blogger, is the creator of SavingOurBees.org. Revised by Elsa Scott, Marketing Coordinator, in 2022. Cultivate Your Autumn Garden to Make It An Oasis for Pollinators Most gardeners start to rein in their outdoor activities after Labor…
Similar to the ways we listen to music and watch movies have changed, cellular networks are evolving too — all major wireless providers plan to shutter their 3G cellular networks this year. 3G networks are the wireless equivalent of being…
Sure, you can spend a king’s ransom on new haying equipment, but with a keen eye and willingness to make repairs, you can cut and bale hay on a budget. The post Start Making Hay Without Mortgaging The Farm appeared…
Growing corn has been one of my most satisfying gardening projects over the last two years. But I’ve learned some lessons I’ll carry forward to next year. The post Lessons Learned From Two Years Of Growing Corn appeared first on…
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