Homesteading
How to Create a Simple Farm Website Using WordPress
Creating a website for your farm is one of the smartest moves you can make to build your brand, reach customers, and sell your ...
Social Media Marketing Tips for Small Farms & Farmers
Social media is one of the most powerful—and affordable—tools small farms can use to grow their customer base, boost sales, and build community. Whether ...
Farm Photography Tips: Showcase Your Produce Professionally
Strong farm photography can make the difference between someone scrolling past your post—or stopping to buy from you. Whether you’re selling online, building a ...
How to Price Your Organic Products for Profit
Pricing organic products for profit is both an art and a science. Set your prices too low, and you may not cover your production ...
How to Get USDA Organic Certification: Step-by-Step Guide
Getting USDA Organic Certification is a powerful way to increase your farm’s credibility, access premium markets, and meet growing consumer demand for organic food. ...
7 Side Hustles Every Small Farmer Should Consider
Farming isn’t always a consistent source of income, especially for small-scale operations navigating fluctuating crop prices, weather risks, and rising costs. That’s where side ...
How to Start a Profitable Agri-Tourism Business in the U.S.
Agri-tourism is an exciting and growing niche that combines agriculture and tourism, offering farmers and landowners a unique way to diversify income while educating ...
More Help Is on the Way – 2025 AgriStability Support Rises for Sask. Producers
In response to persistent drought conditions and increasing trade uncertainty, Saskatchewan producers will see a one-time increase in support from the AgriStability program in ...
B.C. Firm Supports Female Seaweed Farmers in Kenya With Sustainable Initiative
In the coastal region of Kwale County, Kenya, a promising new initiative is reshaping the future of seaweed farming—and the lives of women who ...
Federal Program for Black Farmers Canceled — USDA Says No Further Action Needed
A recent decision by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to end its use of the term “socially disadvantaged” has sparked concern and criticism ...
