Georgia blueberry growers vote to continue assessment

How to Transform Your Roof into a Garden or Farm

Don't grow out—grow up! The founder of Brooklyn's Eagle Street Rooftop Farm shows how to grow a rooftop farm. Read more on sustainability blog Civil Eats!

Hacking the farm: How farmers use 'digital agriculture' to grow more crops

Climate Corporation aims to take the guesswork out of farming. The company offers a slate of "digital agriculture" tools that provide a real-time look at what's happening on the farm.

How will Ukraine’s farms fare?

“I cannot imagine trying to farm in a country under siege.”

A Farm Kid's Guide to Agriculture

Oh, the buddy seat, There’s no place you’d rather be. The experiences you’ve had, Sitting there with Mom and Dad, Isn’t something that everyone gets to see.

Are smaller farms more productive?

Agricultural yields are an inaccurate measure of farm productivity as they are affected by market distortions, suggests a new study

How to Start a Worm Farm

What it takes to farm hemp

Huston will be growing and testing four different strains in the ground and five different strains in a greenhouse.

Could floating farms be the future?

The cows on this floating farm in the Netherlands are helping find ways of making food sustainably

[Farm] Size: Does it Matter?

Farm size gets a lot of press these days. Big farms, small farms, micro farms – each operating differently, in ways that make sense to their particular operation. The common denominator among the vast majority despite the size of the farm is a proud, caring farmer or farmers, doing their best to take care of …

Grow with KARE: The Arboretum Farm

Visitors will come away knowing not just what growing food looks like, but also how it smells, feels and tastes.

A Hopeful Start for the Farm Show

With a food court bustling with people and thousands of milkshakes, potatoes, apple dumplings and other items flying across the counters, food insecurity is not a topic you expect to

Are Antibiotics On The Farm Risky Business?

Farmers give antibiotics routinely to pigs, beef cattle and poultry. They say the drugs help keep animals healthy and get them to market faster. Others say this practice practically guarantees that bacteria will develop resistance to these antibiotics more quickly, endangering human lives and the long-term viability of the drugs.

Build a Better Training Farm

Developing our new incubator farm site to kickstart the next generation of farmers.

Who's running the farm?

If you're a fan of irony, you may enjoy this column. You'll read what a 58-year-old bachelor and journalist has to say about the respective roles that Upper Midwest farm couples play in running their farms and ranches.

why are farm appraisals so expensive?

In the course of an appraisal assignment, we have to have to research the subject property but also completely research all recent sales of similar property and compare them to the subject. This is a time consuming process that can only be correctly completed by trained professionals.

Are Fly Farms a Solution to Food Waste?

You’ve probably heard that more people around the world are eating insects to help reduce agricultural waste and replace protein in meat-based diets. But have you ever seen farmers raise flie…

Farm Smarter: Time Management Tips

The problem is, our labor is an asset like any other on the farm, and whether it’s a labor of love or a labor for profit, how we spend it has grave impacts on the course of our businesses, personal lives and the land we steward.

How even the poor can farm

The Agriculture ministry is promoting subsistent farming of nutritious foods

How HOPE Farm Is Developing Leaders

A Fort Worth organization called HOPE Farm—designed to support boys and their single moms—is working hard to continue its mission.