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A pair of Shires once pulled 50 tons, or the equivalent of a semi truck, plus an additional 20,000 pounds.

Vermont’s Sterling College offers the first 15-credit Draft Horse Management minor of any accredited university stateside.

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.

Ever thought of moving up amongst the trees in New England? Here’s your shot.

A benefit in California wine country honors our nation’s public plant breeders – by putting their work on a plate.

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

The traditional practice of gleaning can both reduce food waste and alleviate hunger in the community, while providing the farmer with tax benefits.