The Right Tractor

About Me

When my husband and I got married ten years ago, we moved into a midsize brick ranch home. The home was situated on five beautiful acres of land. While three of the acres were cleared, the remaining two were not. For the first few years of our marriage, we enjoyed utilizing the three acres that were already developed. However, when we decided to plant a larger garden, we knew we would need access to all five acres of our property. So, my husband decided he needed to purchase a larger tractor in order to get the undeveloped two acres of land ready for gardening. On this blog, you will discover what type of tractor you need based on your specific gardening goals.

Latest Posts

Safely Storing Alfalfa Hay: Tips and Tricks

18 June 2024

Alfalfa hay is popular for many livestock owners d …

Bringing Home A New Calf? How To Prepare For Your Mini Highlander

15 May 2023

If you've decided to buy a mini Highlander, now's …

Getting Started With Raising Your Own Chickens

29 December 2022

If you are interested in raising chickens on your …

Family Farm Cost Reductions: Tips For Reducing Expenses Without Reducing Crop Output

22 August 2022

Especially when you're running a family farm, you …

Reasons For Working With A Forestry Consultant

29 November 2021

It is every forest owner's dream to increase the p …

Safely Storing Alfalfa Hay: Tips and Tricks

18 June 2024
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Alfalfa hay is popular for many livestock owners due to its high nutrient content and palatability. However, proper storage is crucial to maintain its quality and prevent spoilage. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips and tricks on how to safely store alfalfa hay after you buy it to ensure that your animals receive the best nutrition possible. Choose a dry storage location Moisture is the enemy when it comes to storing alfalfa hay. Read More

Bringing Home A New Calf? How To Prepare For Your Mini Highlander

15 May 2023
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If you've decided to buy a mini Highlander, now's the time to prepare for their arrival. Mini Highlanders need special care and attention. Protect your mini Highlander. Have everything ready before they're delivered to your property. If you're not sure how to prepare for your new calf, read the list below. Here are four tips to help you keep your new Highlander calf happy and healthy. Set Up an Arrival Pen for Your Calf Read More

Getting Started With Raising Your Own Chickens

29 December 2022
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If you are interested in raising chickens on your property so you have farm-fresh eggs available to you, you are likely wondering what the process entails. Raising chickens is a job that requires diligent actions to ensure your brood remains happy and healthy. Here are some tips to get you started. Know The Rules Of Your Area First Before you acquire chicks or chickens, you need to know if you are allowed to keep them in the area where you live. Read More

Family Farm Cost Reductions: Tips For Reducing Expenses Without Reducing Crop Output

22 August 2022
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Especially when you're running a family farm, you may find that expenses add up faster than you would have expected. Unfortunately, it can sometimes feel as though you have little control over those costs. The fact is that you can reduce the costs on your farm without drastically affecting your production or harvest. Here's a look at some of the things that you need to know to save money and preserve your prospective profits. Read More

Reasons For Working With A Forestry Consultant

29 November 2021
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It is every forest owner's dream to increase the productivity of their trees by maximizing the potential value of their land and forest resources. Most farmers plant forests for different reasons. Some want to increase the value of their idle land by putting it into good use, while others are full-time forest farmers. These landowners may have unique uses for their trees, but they all could benefit from professional forestry consultation services. Read More

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