Tools and Resources to Make You a Better Farmer

Posted on: 15 August 2017

When you are pasturing your horse, you want to make sure that all the foliage in the pasture is safe for your horse to eat. Not only that, but if they can get some added nutrients from the grasses and such that are in the pasture that can help balance out their diet, you are killing two birds with one stone. So, what can you put in your pasture that will help your house and be safe for them to nibble on while they are out there.
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Posted on: 6 July 2017

When you need mulch on the farm, what do you do? You probably buy a ton of it from the local gardening and feed store. However, there are several ways you can make your own mulch, especially since you have a farm and have direct access to several materials that already make good mulch. Grass Clippings You know that lawn mower you bought to cut the yard around the house? It probably has a mulching feature.
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Posted on: 11 May 2017

Whether you are simply verifying your property lines or doing a more in depth survey to determine building sites, a properly done land survey is a must. An error can come back to haunt you later, especially if a neighbor ever contests the survey. Knowing the following mistakes and how to avoid them can help you avoid future problems. #1: Depending on old surveyor's marks Some new property owners opt to skip the survey.
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Posted on: 9 September 2015

Whether you use your portable generator for emergency power after a major storm, or just for powering tools at a job site, keeping it in good condition is essential. If a problem develops, either from improper storage, age or wear and tear, it's better to identify it when you know you won't need it. With that in mind, make sure you're taking precautions to keep your generator in working order, and make a plan to help catch mechanical issues early.
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