This week on the FarmHouse, we're talking about community in agriculture, making cheese and why East Frisians are the triple threats of the sheep world.

The fiber arts have gained more popularity, particularly after the pandemic, as the trend of an analog life — less phones and ...

Why bother with the blatant commercialism of big-box, look-at-me retailers that claim to support the “Do it yourself” ethos when regional, organic alternatives await? That’s right — whether just ...

Recently, [Vinnie] aka [vinthewrench] moved from Oregon to Arkansas to start a farmstead. This is a style of farming that focuses not just on a profitable farm where produce is sold at market, but ...

What began as a hobby on a quiet rural property in Acton has grown into a hyper-local business that’s helping revive an overlooked part of Ontario’s agricultural landscape: wool. Derek and Jeanette ...

Wool garments from a flock of gay sheep made their debut in a designer’s fashion line at a recent show in New York. Artist and designer Michael Schmidt’s new collection “I Wool Survive” features 36 ...

Models at the “I Wool Survive” show wore clothing made entirely from the wool of gay sheep. Randy Brooke IT was a night of shears and queers, bears, otters and Eagles on Thursday as a collection made ...

PLAINFIELD, N.H. — For farmer Meg Falcone, it began with just three sheep: Briar Rose, Honeysuckle, and Blackeyed Susan. About five years ago, Falcone decided she had to do something about it. She ...

Coryule Merinos farm manager Craig Trickey said the stud focused on large-framed animals, fertility, a 17.5 micron average and early maturity in its horned and poll Merino flocks. “Wool cut is still ...

Young industry leaders say Chinese demand and investment are boosting confidence in the future for Australian Merino wool. The industry's Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) lifted 112 cents a kilogram ...

Why floods threaten one of the driest places in the world With the penny going away, what should you do with the ones in your coin jar? Trump vows response after US service members killed in Syria ...

The Latin motto carved into the Taylor family’s farming identity, dating back 185 years, has possibly never been more relevant than it is today on their New England Tablelands property. At Taylor’s ...