Ideally, labor goes off without a hitch, and you have a healthy calf, foal, kid or lamb on the ground within about an hour of the labor process starting.

The program Cottage Food Law at the Farmers Market and Beyond will be March 28 at the Montgomery County Extension office.

The arrival of spring often sparks an increase the contacts looking for information for starting, increasing, or improving livestock production.

March is National Nutrition Month, an annual campaign designed by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. This month-long effort puts nutrition front and center, and has been celebrated since 1973.

Learn about rabbit care and exhibiting a rabbit for the 4-H show.

Learn about about what is contributing to an increase in the eagle population.

There are few moments more special on the farm than welcoming in a newborn to your herd. Whether you’re foaling, calving, kidding or lambing, some may be surprised how similar the process is.

While many of our landscape trees don’t necessarily need yearly pruning, the same can’t be said for fruit trees, especially if you want your trees to consistently bear fruit.

In late spring, a gardener walks out to their vegetable garden ready to collect one of the first harvests of the season, only to discover shot holes through kale and bites taken out of cabbages — even the tomatoes suffered, with many plants nursing broken stems.