How to Design a Pinterest-Worthy Hobby Farm Garden
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How to Design a Pinterest-Worthy Hobby Farm Garden

We’ve been dreaming about creating a beautiful hobby farm garden aesthetic for our place. It’s more than just planting some seeds; it’s about designing a space that feels right, works for us, and looks good too. We wanted to share some of the ideas we’ve gathered to help you make your own garden goals a…

How to Turn Your Garden Into a Side Income
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How to Turn Your Garden Into a Side Income

We all love spending time in our gardens, but what if that passion could also bring in some extra cash? It sounds like a dream, right? Well, it’s totally possible. We’ve found that turning your green thumb into a garden side hustle doesn’t always mean selling your produce. There are so many creative ways to…

10 High-Yield Crops Every Homesteader Should Grow
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10 High-Yield Crops Every Homesteader Should Grow

For those of us looking to be a bit more self-sufficient, growing our own food is a big step. We want plants that give us a lot back for our effort, and that’s where knowing about high yield crops comes in handy. We’ve put together a list of ten crops that we think are great…

Crops That Make Money: What to Grow for Profit

Crops That Make Money: What to Grow for Profit

As farmers, we’re always looking for ways to make our operations more successful. It’s not just about growing food; it’s about growing smart to bring in a better income. We’ve been exploring different crops that can really boost our profits, especially with changing weather and market demands. It seems like focusing on the right plants,…

Zone 6 February Gardening Guide: Seed Starting, Pruning, and Soil Prep
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Zone 6 February Gardening Guide: Seed Starting, Pruning, and Soil Prep

February in Zone 6 can feel like a waiting game, but there’s actually quite a bit we can do to get our gardens ready. We’re talking about getting a head start on seeds indoors, tidying up our tools, and prepping the soil so it’s happy when spring really kicks in. It’s a good time to…

Zone 4 Winter Gardening Strategies: Season Extension and Cold Frames

Zone 4 Winter Gardening Strategies: Season Extension and Cold Frames

Winter gardening in Zone 4 might sound tough, but we’ve found some pretty neat ways to keep our plants going even when the temperatures drop. We’re talking about extending the harvest season and even starting seeds for the next year, all thanks to some clever tools and techniques. It’s all about working with nature, not…

Is Growing Potatoes Worth It? Cost, Yield, and Storage Analysis

Is Growing Potatoes Worth It? Cost, Yield, and Storage Analysis

Thinking about planting some potatoes this year? We get it. It seems like a straightforward crop, but when we dug into the details, the growing potatoes cost really adds up. From the land itself to the equipment needed and the yearly expenses, it’s a bigger commitment than many realize. Let’s break down what it actually…