Farm hacks

An old tire thrown into the landfill will remain unchanged in perpetuity. In this article, we review some of uses for old tires on the farm.

Pretty much every farm animal can be raised for profit if you know what you're doing. We're giving you the pros and cons of each.

Being a farmer, even a backyard one, takes work! But don't worry, you don't need a fancy tractor or a degree in agriculture to grow amazing fruits and veggies. With a little ingenuity and these ten farm hacks, you'll be a backyard boss in no time! . Upcycled Seed Starters:…

Alright, serious question here…Who doesn’t need a few extra hours in their day? Right. We’re all trying to do so much all the time! I know I feel super busy and pressed for time m…

FARM SHOW Magazine: 2004 - Volume 28 Issue 2 Page 2

Old tires can be used to make low-cost round bale feeders, says Gordon Siemers, Randall, Minn., who recently sent FARM SHOW photos of a round bale feeder he made out of used car tires.

Learn how to repel those summertime pests in barn and around your manure piles with these farm fly control strategies.

Using commonly available cattle panel fencing and a section of tarp, Terry Benoit of Orange, Texas, came up with an inexpensive shelter for a couple of round bales. The 10 by 16-ft. shelter measures 6 ft. high at the center, big enough to cover two bales.

Small farms have to make the best of the acreage they have. We have been seeding small pastures to help increase our forage for goats, cows, and pigs.

Learn how to keep your chicken coop cool, save money on feed, and make sure your chickens lay more eggs with this great list of hacks and tips for your backyard chicken coops!