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How Do You Start Beekeeping?

First steps for anyone interested in beekeeping.

Landscaping Along Fencing for Beauty and Privacy

Landscaping Along Fencing for Beauty and Privacy.

Stay Organized While Gardening

Gardening is notoriously messy and hard to keep ordered—nature is sometimes a little too wild for us to control.

Composting at Home

Expert tips for turning kitchen and yard waste into soil superfood

RECIPES: Canned and Preserved Foods

Delicious ideas from Neighbor’s Club members

Nashville Chocolatier Offers Stone-Ground Sweetness

Southern ingredients meet old-world methods at Olive & Sinclair

Fermenting at Home: Tips from an Expert

Easy steps for getting started with fermenting and a recipe for beet kvass

Tips for a Honeybee Health Plan

Lay the foundation for long-term beehive health

5 Reasons to Raise Bees

Your gardens and orchard will yield much more if you have your own army of pollinators to fertilize plants and fruit trees.

Growing Basil in Winter

Add a little green to your life during the winter months by growing basil indoors!

How to Build a Root Cellar on your Land

Naturally preserve homegrown produce and other foods

How to Grow Microgreens Indoors

Microgreens pack macro flavor and health benefits, and theyre’ are easy to grow indoors

Common Threads: Quilt Camp Builds Community

At an Indiana camp, avid quilters get a chance to connect, grow, and even dabble in a little adventure

SANTA IN CYPRESS

Mississippi wood carver creates unique festive treasures

The Little Coffee Shop That Could

The Coffee Barrel finds uncommon, impactful ways to build community in South Texas

Holiday Recipes

Whether you get snow or rain during the winter, everyone can enjoy these delicious holiday recipes with friends and family!

A New Podcast Talks Crops

“Field Work” aims to help farmers navigate the growing pains of transitioning to sustainable practices

RECIPES: Fall Vegetables

Delicious ideas from Neighbor’s Club members

Curing Meats at Home

Family traditions add unique flavors to a centuries-old pastime

Farming in 2020: 8 Tech Trends to Know

From driverless tractors to plant tattoos, learn about the hottest technology hitting farms in the coming year

Quick-Growing Trees

Want to spruce up your property with a new tree or two? Choose quick-growing varieties and provide shade to your yard in a surprisingly short amount of time.

How to Grow an Herbal Lawn

Need a break from mowing? Learn to grow an herbal lawn!

7 organizations to give back to this thanksgiving

7 Organizations to Give to this Thanksgiving and Beyond

Looking for ways to give back this holiday season? Consider volunteering or making a donation to organizations that support farmers, livestock care, wildlife, and nature.

5 Mobile Apps for Farming, Gardening, and Yard Work

Use your smartphone or tablet to plant smarter and get inspiration for your fields, lawn, and garden

Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta and Dip

Trixi DeRosa-Davis from Salem, South Carolina

Cranberry Pineapple Punch

By Judy Blythe from Trent Woods, North Carolina

Egg Casserole

By Heather Pierce from Seward, Nebraska

Figgy Pudding with Hard Sauce

Margie Haines from Benton, Tennessee

Pumpkin Cream Cheese Bread

By Mary Ann Bricker from Middlefield, Ohio

Simply Scrumptious Spinach Salad

By Nancy Molnar from Vickery, Ohio

Pumpkin Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting

This recipe makes for moist, dense bars topped with a rich, sweet frosting.

Gum Drop Cookies

From Charlotte Huck in Davey, Nebraska

Tasty Carrots

Liza Magee from Wattsburg, Pennsylvania

Winterizing Your Lawn Mower

Steps for proper end-of-season maintenance and storage

Homemade Breads

Three unique bread recipes to try

First Frost of the Season

Just because frost is coming doesn’t mean you can’t finish off the year with some late-season crops.

Planting Spring-Flowering Bulbs

Fill your garden with color next year by planting spring-flowering tulips this fall!

Preparing Your Beehive for Fall and Winter

5 ways to get your hive ready for cooler temperatures and wetter conditions

8 Ways to Reuse, Eat, and Craft with Pumpkins This Fall–Beyond Carving

Creative ideas for using up pumpkins, from eating to decorating

Putting the Garden to Bed

As the nights grow colder and leaves begin to change color, it’s time to start cleaning up the garden. Here are a few tips to do it right!

Landscaping With Creeping Perennials

Spruce up your yard by planting some creeping perennials for beautiful spring color.

Back-to-School Favorites

kid-friendly ideas for a hearty breakfast, a lunchbox snack, and a delicious after-school treat.

5 Ways to Prepare leftover Summer Bounty

Avoid wasting excess or imperfect produce with these tips.

How to Start Selling at Farmers Markets

Expert tips for selling produce and goods at farmers markets.

Harvesting History

A day at The Farm at Prophetstown, where visitors get a glimpse of agricultural life in the 1920s.

Picnic Favorites

Delicious ideas for summer’s great outdoor gatherings

How to Carve a Wooden Spoon

Learn the basics of how to make a high-quality wooden cooking spoon!

Harvest Recipes for Young and Old

While your garden is still producing, turn those vegetables into some delicious meals for friends and family!

Finding Comfort Through Farming

Veterans find work and purpose at this Georgia farm

How to Make Nutrient Tea for Plants

Learn how to make a nutrient mix to supplement your late crops and house plants!

Easy Perennials

Grow these easy-to-grow perennials that will come back year after year!

For the Love of Peaches

The Roses run a blossoming business around their passion for perfect peaches.

Sweet Summertime Sips

Three refreshing beverages to beat the heat.

Serving Others

Addy Battel founded an organization to help her rural town get access to nutritional food.

Learning Takes Root

Sprout Creek Farm uses science and farming to encourage an appreciation for agriculture among students of all ages.

Recipes: Salads That Celebrate Summer’s Best

Pack the season’s bounty into delicious salads.

All in a Hard Day’s Work: Summer Yard Additions You Can Get Done in a Day

Spruce up your outdoor space in under eight hours.

Living Traditions Homestead

Couple says goodbye to upscale, big-city living, and hello to homesteading in the Ozarks.

A family’s industrious spirit cooks up farm-fresh restaurant fare

Arriving at his family’s third-generation farm, Andrew Schultz wears a t-shirt emblazoned with an eye-catching, candy-red apple while sipping from a glass of cider.

Recycled materials make unique and functional garden beds

Living on and off the land means we do all we can to protect, preserve, and conserve it.

Tips for Growing a Successful Vegetable Garden

Learn how to choose a garden spot, how to build a framed garden bed, how to prepare your vegetable seeds, what types of vegetables to plant and more.

Growing Grapes

Learn how to grow delicious grapes in your backyard with tips and advice from TSC gardening expert Cindy Shapton.

Baked Salmon and Asparagus Recipe

Erica makes this dish for her family at least once a week. "Even our kids love it and ask for seconds! It's delicious, simple, and healthy, too," she writes.

How to Restore and Clean Cast-Iron Pans

Instructions for cleaning a castiron pan.

How to Build a Welded Wire Fence

Building your own welded wire fence isn’t especially difficult, but make sure you do it right the first time, because fixing it can be next to impossible.

Stretching Barbed Wire

Proper wire tension is extremely important for a good fence.

Riding Mower Attachment Buying Guide

Learn more about the various attachments for riding lawn mowers.

Get Rid of Crabgrass in Your Lawn

You don't have to resign yourself to the presence of crabgrass every year. There are different ways that you can control crabgrass and keep out of your lawn.

How to Control Weeds in a Lawn or Field Using Sprayers and Herbicides

Anyone determined to wage war against weeds, anywhere from pampered lawns to overgrown fence rows, needs the proper tool to win the fight.

Tips to Keep a High-Traffic Lawn Looking Good

Tips to Keep a High-Traffic Lawn Looking Good.

Grass Seed Buying Guide

A lush, well-maintained lawn does more than improve the appearance of your home.

How to Prepare Your Firewood

Properly seasoned firewood burns easier is more efficient, and generates less creosote in your stove pipe or chimney.

How to Improve Wood Stove Efficiency

Getting the most out of a woodstove means more than simply stoking the fire.

Benefits of Infrared Heaters

Infrared heating is a somewhat new technology in the world of heaters and is emerging as the number one heating method.

Plant Spring Bulbs

Plant bulbs now for beautiful blooms next spring.

How to Prune Tomato Plants

A properly pruned and supported tomato plant presents all of its leaves to the sun for maximum growth.

Terra Cotta Artistry

Earthy, inexpensive terra cotta pots can easily be customized for any yard or garden.

Choose the Right Mulch for Your Vegetable Garden

The mulch that is best for your vegetable garden depends on your soil type, your crops, your climate, and what you want the mulch to do.

Winter Onions

Plant winter onions in fall to harvest in early spring.

Help Your Compost Pile Decompose Faster

Get the rich organic nutrients of compost onto your garden faster by helping your compost pile decompose more quickly.

Grilling & Smoking

Refine your outdoor cooking skills with these tips to keep your meat flavorful and juicy.

Hearty Chicken Pot Pie

Schira cooks variations of this dish, a favorite of her husband's, by occasionally substituting the chicken with ham, turkey, pork, or beef.

How to Select an Electric Fence

Selecting the right fence controller for your electric livestock fence can be confusing.

Installing T-Posts

Installing T-posts to support wire fencing is relatively low cost, and they are easy to install.

Good Fencing Is Essential to Keeping Cattle

Good cattle fencing contains two vital characteristics: a physical barrier and visual barrier, Edwards says.

How to Set Fence Posts in Concrete and Gravel

Learn why to set fence posts in concrete versus gravel.

Landscaping Along Fencing for Beauty and Privacy

Landscaping Along Fencing for Beauty and Privacy.

Garden Fence Buying Guide

Learn which type of fencing you would like to include in your garden.

How to Power an Automatic Gate Opener

Automatic gate openers must be powered either by an electric line or by a solar panel. Learn how to supply the right amount of energy to your automatic gate opener to meet your needs.

Torpedo Heaters: Standing the Test of Time

Learn more about torpedo heaters and how one could be beneficial for you.

Plant A Cover Crop In Your Garden

Learn about the benefits of planting a cover crop in your garden.

How to Properly Use a Power Auger

Power augers are easy-to-operate machines and can be rented or purchased.

Hi-Tensile Fencing

Use this guide to help you determine if hi-tensile fencing is the route you want to take.

How to Repair Concrete

How to prevent cracking, erosion, spalling, staining, and corrosion with the right sealers. Harden and protect concrete surfaces, and make old concrete look new again.

How to Fix a Pellet Stove Auger Jam

If your pellet stove auger is jammed, here is some information on how to fix it.

Growing Potatoes for Year-Round Harvest

Potatoes are one of the easiest root vegetables to grow and you can grow a number of varieties that you probably won't see in the grocery store.

Fertilize with Manure without Damaging Plants

Using manure as fertilizer is one of the best additions for your garden but it must be applied properly so that it doesn't burn your plants. Read more at Tractor Supply Co.

Grow More in Less Space with Raised-Bed Gardens

Grow more food in less space by carefully planning your raised-bed garden. Learn how to space plants for the biggest harvest.

Electric Fencing

Use this guide to decide if an electric fence is the right choice for your place.

American FarmWorks® Electric Fencing Guide: Goats

Electric fencing for goats works well in keeping your livestock contained and safe.

Storm Preparedness for the Farm

Learn what to do to prepare your farm for stormy weather, hurricanes, tornados, snow storms, hail storms or other disasters to minimize property damage and injury to animals.

How to Fell a Tree Using a Chainsaw

Understanding kick back when using a chainsaw is important in staying safe.

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Garden, Home & Land

How to Grow Healthy Roses

How Do You Start Beekeeping?

Landscaping Along Fencing for Beauty and Privacy

Stay Organized While Gardening

Composting at Home

RECIPES: Canned and Preserved Foods

Nashville Chocolatier Offers Stone-Ground Sweetness

Fermenting at Home: Tips from an Expert

Tips for a Honeybee Health Plan

5 Reasons to Raise Bees

Growing Basil in Winter

How to Build a Root Cellar on your Land

How to Grow Microgreens Indoors

Common Threads: Quilt Camp Builds Community

SANTA IN CYPRESS

The Little Coffee Shop That Could

Holiday Recipes

A New Podcast Talks Crops

RECIPES: Fall Vegetables

Curing Meats at Home

Farming in 2020: 8 Tech Trends to Know

Quick-Growing Trees

How to Grow an Herbal Lawn

7 Organizations to Give to this Thanksgiving and Beyond

5 Mobile Apps for Farming, Gardening, and Yard Work

Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta and Dip

Cranberry Pineapple Punch

Egg Casserole

Figgy Pudding with Hard Sauce

Pumpkin Cream Cheese Bread

Simply Scrumptious Spinach Salad

Pumpkin Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting

Gum Drop Cookies

Tasty Carrots

Winterizing Your Lawn Mower

Homemade Breads

First Frost of the Season

Planting Spring-Flowering Bulbs

Preparing Your Beehive for Fall and Winter

8 Ways to Reuse, Eat, and Craft with Pumpkins This Fall–Beyond Carving

Putting the Garden to Bed

Landscaping With Creeping Perennials

Back-to-School Favorites

5 Ways to Prepare leftover Summer Bounty

How to Start Selling at Farmers Markets

Harvesting History

Picnic Favorites

How to Carve a Wooden Spoon

Harvest Recipes for Young and Old

Finding Comfort Through Farming

How to Make Nutrient Tea for Plants

Easy Perennials

For the Love of Peaches

Sweet Summertime Sips

Serving Others

Learning Takes Root

Recipes: Salads That Celebrate Summer’s Best

All in a Hard Day’s Work: Summer Yard Additions You Can Get Done in a Day

Living Traditions Homestead

A family’s industrious spirit cooks up farm-fresh restaurant fare

Recycled materials make unique and functional garden beds

Tips for Growing a Successful Vegetable Garden

Growing Grapes

Baked Salmon and Asparagus Recipe

How to Restore and Clean Cast-Iron Pans

How to Build a Welded Wire Fence

Stretching Barbed Wire

Riding Mower Attachment Buying Guide

Get Rid of Crabgrass in Your Lawn

How to Control Weeds in a Lawn or Field Using Sprayers and Herbicides

Tips to Keep a High-Traffic Lawn Looking Good

Grass Seed Buying Guide