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Where the City and the Country meet
Michael Wale finds out how farming works in a more urban environment
What is American Foulbrood?
Claire Waring looks at the disease and its consequences.
Miniature Jersey Cattle-the only two in the UK?
Sally Crozer hopes there will be more
You can help protect baby birds this breeding season
The RSBP says you can help all nesters but particularly watch out for ground nesting birds many of which are under threat
Smallholding profile: Pocket House Studio
Helen Babbs visits a thriving Hebridean croft and weaving studio
Grow Your Own refreshing brews
Mel Thomas says there are so many possibilities from your own back garden
Making the most of fresh eggs and summer fruit
Henrietta Balcon celebrates the season of abundance
How to deal with Pests the Natural Way
Lee Senior says create a healthy predator-prey balance in your garden
How to create a hen-friendly garden
The British Hen Welfare Trust share their top tips to strike a perfect balance.
Do chickens really experience empathy?
This month, Paul Donovan turns his attention to the psychological side of poultry behaviour, and investigates whether hens sense empathy – a trait indicative of mammals.
Care of the fleece begins at shearing time
Claire Boley gives a guide to sorting and storing a fleece so it’s in good condition for spinning
We're going on an alpaca walking experience
Cathy Darcey & Stuart Woolley share their journey with alpacas – and other animals – to make a business out of something they love doing
Concerning view of British native breed Pig and Poultry
Mixed picture of British native equine breeds with Welsh Pony Sec B joining the At Risk group
Harvesting the Honey
Claire Waring describes how you can collect and prepare to store your sweet crop
Shropshire farmer creates nature-positive woodland
With funding and expert advice from the Woodland Trust's MOREwoods scheme, Mark Lea and his wife Liz planted 800 trees on an unproductive area of their land to support wildlife and climate adaptation, and supply wood fuel for their biomass boiler.
Getting started with Alpacas
Welcome to our Alpaca Special where we focus on this versatile and attractive animal! In this in-depth feature, we look at management, explore the many reasons to keep alpacas and highlight understanding behaviour.
Being able to respond to unexpected accidents on the smallholding is crucial
Hugh & Fiona Osborne describe how they have responded to a major setback to their smallholder plans. It may help you plan your response, should the worst happen.
How can we ensure that Britain keeps farming?
Agricultural journalist, smallholder and Editor of the Ferguson Heritage Magazine Jane Brooks, joins us for her regular look at the world of agricultural machinery.
Keeping Things Together
Claire Waring discusses methods of swarm control
All about Asparagus
Lee Senior has some surprising facts about this delicious plant that you can grow in your veg patch
I'll talk, you listen
Paul Donovan investigates the importance of vocalisation in chickens, and how it conveys a bird's feelings, and state of health
Home is where the hen is
Chickens are an \"absolute necessity in anyone's life,\" says Cara Wheeldon It's no yolk! from healing properties to happiness, here's why poultry make the best pets
The spring is a good time to think about getting some hens
What you need to know about adopting hens from the BHWT
Poultry leg rings are an invaluable tool for poultry keepers
There are a vast array of types of leg rings on the market and they can be used in many ways. Fiona & Hugh Osborne guide you through the choices and applications.
Broody Hen Disasters
Hatching chicks the natural way doesn't always go smoothly. Grant Brereton, author of The Broody Hen Hand Book, reveals some of the past challenges with broody hens that inspired his publication...
Watching the goats on the Watchlist
Rare Breeds Survival Trust Conservation Adviser Andrea Parry Jones looks at how we can help our native breed goat
Breed Focus: Angora Rabbits
Helen Babbs finds out about these easy-to-keep rabbits with their luxury fibre
Meeting the people keeping British sheep breeds alive and well
David Cummins-Egan speaks to three smallholders who believe their breed will survive and thrive into the future
Choosing a Spinning Wheel
Claire Boley considers what you need to look for when investing in a new wheel
Medicinal plants formally known as weeds!
Mel Thomas says start small to make a difference in your garden