You’re Not Alone: Mental Health Resources for Farmers and Ranchers
Farming can be rewarding—but it can also be isolating and stressful. This guide shares trusted mental health resources for farmers and ranchers, along with practical steps to find support, reduce stress, and protect your well-being during challenging seasons.
Good Agriculture Announces Partnership with Harvest Returns
Good Agriculture is proud to announce a new partnership with Harvest Returns, expanding financial opportunities for farmers and ranchers. This collaboration strengthens access to agricultural investment solutions while supporting producers with practical financial management expertise.
Business or Hobby? How to Set Your Farm Up For Success – Part One
Is your farm a business or a hobby? Understanding the difference is critical for tax purposes, profitability, and long-term success. In Part One, we break down how to structure your farm properly, avoid common financial pitfalls, and lay the groundwork for a sustainable agricultural operation.
Crushing the Off Season
The off season doesn’t have to mean downtime. With the right planning, winter can become your most productive time of year. Learn how to use the slower months to organize finances, improve systems, plan for growth, and set your farm up for a stronger, more profitable season ahead.
It’s Alive! Tests to Help Understand the Biology in Your Soil
Healthy soil is alive with microbes that drive nutrient cycling and crop productivity. Learn which soil biology tests can help farmers measure microbial activity, organic matter breakdown, and overall soil health—so you can make smarter management decisions for your farm.
What You Need to Do to Be Eligible for NRCS Programs
Interested in applying for NRCS conservation programs? Learn the key eligibility requirements, paperwork steps, and farm records you’ll need before applying—so you can confidently access cost-share funding and conservation support for your operation.
The Small Farmer Viability Curve
Why do some small farms struggle while others thrive? Explore the small farmer viability curve and learn how profitability, cost control, and strategic growth decisions determine whether your farm survives—or succeeds long term.
Volunteers and “Free Labor”
Using volunteers on your farm can seem cost-effective, but labor laws, liability risks, and long-term sustainability must be considered. Learn how to structure farm internships and volunteer programs legally and responsibly.