Barns

  With multiple storage sections and access points, this is much more than your typical old run-of-the-mill barn. This smart steel structure includes both fully-enclosed storage as well as open-air covered shelter, so it provides you with LOTS of application possibilities! Got a tractor or other similar farm vehicle that you need to be able to park and protect when you’re not out in the field? This barn building has…

  Poultry Farming in America Thinking about getting into chicken farming? If so, you’d be in good company. Americans buy more chicken than any other center-of-the-plate meat. Chicken consumption in the U.S. has increased practically every single year over the last half-century, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Or perhaps you’re not even looking to enter the broiler chicken production market; maybe you’d just like to raise enough…

  The Rising Popularity of Rustic Design Thanks in part to the cultural impact of home design influencers like Chip and Joanna Gaines, the rustic design scheme has become incredibly popular across America. Rustic design goes by many names, including rustic chic, modern rustic, farmhouse, farmhouse chic, western chic, and others. But no matter what you call it, rustic design places a lot of emphasis on using natural materials, antique…

  Local Farming in America Farming has grown and developed quite a bit since domesticated agriculture was first introduced thousands of years ago. In Western society, fewer and fewer of us are actually growing our own food these days. If you ate today, you likely have a farmer to thank! And where some things have changed across the landscape of American agriculture, others have remained the same. Out of the…

  Hay There! Back during my late elementary and early junior high days, we had what we thought was a great retort for when someone would walk up and interrupt one of our group conversations. The unsuspecting conversational intruder would try to get our attention by saying, “Hey!” Inevitably, one of us would snap back with this witty play on words: “Hay is for horses, aren't you glad you're a…