Former New Hampshire Agriculture Commissioner Steve Taylor, a writer and farmer himself, says swinging a scythe to cut grass fast and efficiently is anything but.

Harvesting hay has gone from a labor-intensive practice of using sickles and wooden forks to balers that compress hay into ...

A woman who was impaled by a two foot spike while mowing her lawn is keeping it as “a souvenir”. Kaylee Malone, 31, was ...

What’s Your Hay Inventory Like? With the weather finally taking a turn towards warmer days, many farm operators are turning their thoughts to cutting hay.

A PTO, or "power take-off" system transfers some of an engine's power to other equipment, such as the mower deck of a lawn mower. While PTO systems are best known for powering farm equipment such as ...

Your ragged lawn doesn't need a new mower, just sharper blades. Master this simple hand-sharpening technique using basic ...

In the 20th century, tractor operated dung spreaders, filled by pitchfork, and then later, the use of a tractor and loader ...

Resulting haystacks were often massive structures, sometimes reaching heights of over 20 feet. Furthermore, they had a ...

Eating Lab Avocado hand: How to avoid an injury so common that surgeons have a name for it Most injuries related to cutting avocados occur from April through July. Here’s how to reduce your risk.