Winter, the joyous season of armchair gardening.

The best way to buy fruiting trees, shrubs, and vines is “bare root.” But they only come that way in the winter dormant season.

Canadian photographer Richard Johnson sheds light on his country’s preferred winter pastime, ice fishing (sorry, hockey!), one funky shack at a time.

An enterprising farm in Texas is shifting the economics of organic farming one feed mill at a time.

Filmmaker Michael Schwarz opens up about meeting hunter-gatherers and his long friendship with the world’s most famous food and farming writer.

Linking a horse to farming implements is a bit more involved than saddling up for a ride.

Earth-friendly and emotionally rewarding, equine-fueled agriculture is experiencing a renaissance.

As the old tradition of Irish moss gathering wanes, a new farm-based market for seaweed may revive it.

A seasoned teamster speaks on how to train horses for farm work – and on how to train the people who drive them.