The homesteading movement of the 1960s started gaining popularity again in the early 2000s. Even if being a full-time farmer isn't for you, running a small farm is a great way to provide the best ...

Tilling the Soil of Tomorrow How one design firm is tackling technology gaps to build the farm of the future By Nora Ankrum, Fri., March 11, 2016. Tweet. print.

Small farms are dying. This plow-free plan could help save them. ... No-till farming keeps those organisms together, where tilling would disturb the soil and break them up.

Not only does it kill everything in the soil it ruins the soil structure causing a shift in the aggregate that does not allow for proper water absorption and risks runoff, and limits the space for ...

We also recently saw one of our 2023 publications, "Farm Boots," be awarded the GOLD Benjamin Franklin Award, one of the highest national honors in independent publishing. In addition to these great ...

Chris Hench is one of Centre County’s newest farmers. He and his wife, Amber, own Blackbranch Farm in Julian. However, Chris’s background is far from agriculture. After art school, he traveled the ...

Even small changes can make a big difference. #Ecosystem. by Shea Swenson · September 11, 2022. No-till farmland. by Bjorn Beheydt, Shutterstock. No-till farming, a technique long known to save ...

A number of small Black-owned farms in the Gulf South are growing crops with the climate in mind. Hilery Gobert is among them. He owns a 65-acre farm in Iowa, La., that he started farming in 2020.

The all-natural farm, owned by husband and wife team Cheyenne and Sean Zigmund, opened its doors in 2012 with the desire to contribute to fixing what they consider a broken food system.

Rather it was “the extent that birds used no-till [fields], the species of birds we found nesting, and their nest success relative to what we consider quality habitat,” says Kelly R. VanBeek ...