Here at Hobby Farms, we care a lot about soil. That’s why we’ve spent years exploring topics pertaining to the maintenance and improvement of soil health.
The holiday season is a time of gratitude, and our resident large-animal veterinarian has gathered a list of equipment she's grateful for around the farm.
Chickens are waddling their way into more hearts through animal-assisted therapy. Check out these stories of chickens helping people in times of need.
These Say Cheese contenders include cuddly chicks, winsome goats, some super hammy pigs and more, so check out this photo roundup from Hobby Farms readers!
Water is critical to life and essential on the farm. Water also stands to be an issue as our climate shifts, so plan now so you have enough (but not too much) water in the coming years.
Gardening personality Linda Vater talks us through the transition from self-taught hobby gardening to becoming a national gardening guru.
On a recent survey of New Mexico, author Zach Loeks noted a number of observations about growing edible ecosystems in arid environments.
If you’ve served or currently serve in the U.S. military, your farm products may qualify for this branding program. Learn more about Homegrown by Heroes.
As seasonal conditions change, relationships between plants and pollinators are thrown off. Here's what that means and how you can help.
Established in 1914, the cooperative extension agency program provides agricultural expertise to farmers of all stripes—and there's almost certainly an office near you!
