4 Ways Canning Has Changed Since Your Grandma’s Time
October 9, 2015If you’re using your grandmother’s old dilly bean canning recipe, set it aside—it might no longer be safe. Here’s what you need to know about processes and equipment.
If you’re using your grandmother’s old dilly bean canning recipe, set it aside—it might no longer be safe. Here’s what you need to know about processes and equipment.
Enjoy the citrus-y flavor of lemon in a number of your favorite recipes with these homegrown alternatives to the fruit.
Customers will be lining up outside your farmers’ market booth for your fresh garlic—but you might need to do some legwork ahead of time.
Rabbits are an efficient, productive protein source that can be raised on properties of all sizes. Here’s why you should consider keeping them.
Ease your children’s transition to helping out with livestock on your farm by starting them off with one of these species.
Just because your crops stopped producing doesn’t mean you’re done with your garden quite yet.
Ensure you put away the harvest safely and with ease by following these pressure-canning protocols.
As you put this year’s garden to bed, you can lighten your spring workload by performing a few key tasks.
Trees are an important plant on your farm, whether or not they produce food or income for you. Be on the lookout for these issues and know how to treat them.