Before everything farming became a high-tech operation, there was a time when working the land felt more personal. In the 1970s, farming was all about grit, family, and community. Neighbors pitched in ...

With the northern hemisphere getting a blast of winter weather, we decided to take a spin through the Library of Congress and find some classic pictures of farming life during the colder months. Enjoy ...

Laura Genello stands in one of two greenhouses. She is the farm to school specialist for Baltimore City Public Schools at Great Kids Farm in Catonsville. With 33 acres of forests, fields, a stream, ...

Photos of Moon Valley Farm in Woodsboro on Friday, Mar. 21. Emma Jagoz, owner of Moon Valley Farm in Woodsboro. (Brian Krista/Staff) Emma Jagoz, owner of Moon Valley Farm, between rows of strawberry ...

Is there any better Kodak moment than shooting a few pictures of children down on the farm? So head out to The Farmer’s Cow farms, a group of Eastern Connecticut dairy farmers providing ...

Farming is a noble labor with an unpredictable, at times, reward. Starting with a seed and ending up with a fragrant peach or melon takes more than an honest day's work. Nature's elements supplement a ...

Farming Life is very lucky to have a superb archive of old photographs which date back to the early 1980s.

Devin and Kristi Barto rent five acres of farm land in Mounty Joy that is used to grow organic produce for their Fifth Month Farm. The couple raises produce for a C.S.A. on land they lease from Cedar ...

(Stephanie Fisher is a goat farmer and photographer working in Vermont. She wrote to Modern Farmer in response to a post she saw on our Tumblr, and we asked her to write us an op-ed. Also, warning: ...

Some of these photographs have lain in the library gathering dust over the years, but with modern technology, and a bit of graft, Farming Life are delighted to be able to offer their readers a ...