You know what they say: The family that tends bees together get’s stung together. I’ve recently decided to purchase some hives and bees and→

David and Dawnna Berndt have been watching their business grow for almost 10 years. It was only 9 years ago when they felt the→

Christian Post: If you live in America, you’ve more than likely heard of “Jon & Kate Plus 8.” Less likely is the chance that→

Josh Lesher is only 17 years old reports ReadingEagle.com, but he has already bought a combine and launched a business. Taking out a loan→

al.com: While most Alabamians may view bamboo as a nuisance akin to kudzu, an entrepreneur with a vision for using it as major renewable→

The Southland Times: A Lochiel man’s ingenuity has helped to work out how to get a round bale to roll over in a square→

Pittsburgh-based Small Farm Central offers a service that helps farmers create websites for their farms, reports trendspotter Springwise. Small Farm Central’s core service provides→

In a world wrapped up in complex supply chains, small farmers are in a catch-22: sell to the supermarkets and get less cash for→

Trendspotter Springwise has a sweet article on urban beekeeping. Omlet’s Beehaus kit brings the practice back down to earth for individual consumers. The Beehaus→

TimesDaily.com: Some agriculture officials are calling the Shoals’ newest dairy farm the wave of the future but its owners call it a throwback to→

Good: Most people seem to be in agreement these days that simple ideas often offer the best solutions. Here’s an invention that fits the→

INFORUM: Kimberly Hess has been an inventor her whole life. She’s also been a gardener, a florist and a seamstress. Now she’s found a→

The Herald Bulletin: Putting a new spin on the popular Community Supported Agriculture farms, Matt and Sherry Gunter began their own version last spring.→

Digtriad.com: Hard economic times are acting like instant fertilizer on an industry that had been growing slowly: home vegetable gardening. Amid the Washington talk→

The New York Times: The Amish, the religious sect that has determinedly kept the modern world at bay, have been leaving a quiet life→

Fortune Small Business: Building and maintaining fences for cattle is a time-consuming and costly endeavor. That’s why a GPS bovine headset may come in→

The Wall Street Journal: Last fall, South Dakota businessman Steve Polley was scouting for ways to make some extra income when he saw a→

The New York Times: Starting a small farm can pay rich dividends, especially if the farm produces niche foods like artisanal cheeses or truffles.→

USNews: These are a few tips about striking it out on your own and moving from unemployed to entrepreneur 1. Do what you know.→