Micro farm

Would you like to grow food for your family, but don't know how to start? Here are 6 mistakes the new micro-farmer makes and 6 ways to ensure your success.

Would you like to grow food for your family on your own micro homestead? What's stopping you? Here are five myths that can keep you from getting started.

Micro-farming is small scale farming when you live in the suburbs or even on a rural plot of land, but you only have less than three acres available.

Discover micro homesteading with 30 creative, beginner-friendly ideas! Transform any space into a productive, sustainable haven.

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Kelli homesteads on 1/3 of an acre in Iowa.

Gözde on Instagram: “Werbung| Advertisement TAG YOUR FRIENDS Babydoll sheep 🐑🍒 My heart just melted , they made me smile i hope they have the same effect on…”

Brittany | Tillsonburg ON Flower Farm on Instagram: "I live on 1.2 acres. It’s a country lot, but not a “farm.” I operate my flower farm on less than 2000 square feet…and I know many other micro flower farms who do the same! You don’t a proper farm or a ton of land to be a flower farmer. You can operate out of your backyard or on rented land. But there are few things you DO need. • A space that gets full sun (min 6 hours a day. 8 is better!) • At least 1000 square feet of growing space…

The farm grosses six figures annually and feeds more than 200 families through CSA shares and farmer's markets. Only 1.5 acres of land are cultivated in permanent beds.