Put a ROPS on today! Do it for you, do it for your workers, do it for your family.

Few things say farming like the sounds of a chugging motor or clanking implements associated with a farm tractor. Tractors are available in all shapes, sizes and prices but what’s the right size tractor for your homestead? Selecting the tractor that fits your homesteading needs is one of the more serious — and potentially most expensive — decisions you are going to make after buying your land. You don’t want to buy something too small and end up frustrated when it can’t do the work you want.

This is my first in a series of sharing tools that I have found to be essential in the garden. You know that old saying “I wish I knew then what I know now”. The four tools for working in your garden that I describe in this article are practical and are sure to make your gardening experience more enjoyable.

There are several reasons why different people feed their chickens organically. While others believe that it is a way of keeping their chickens healthier, some do it with the sole purpose of having their chickens produce organic eggs, meat or even both. Let’s find out all about providing your chickens with organic feed. What can you feed your chickens for organic eggs? To say natural ingredients means that the source of these foods does not use pesticides or any inorganic chemicals to cont

It’s January, and at the time of writing this, the ground in my garden is covered with a foot of snow. Still, there are plenty of things I can do for my garden without even getting up from my desk. There’s plenty of advice out there about the things we can do outside: harvest parsnips and leeks, prune berries and add compost to our raised beds. But the truth is, for many temperate areas, it’s simply too cold, not to mention snowy, to be doing all of those things.