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Tips for Surviving Winter on Your Hobby Farm

Kayla Keena by Kayla Keena
December 9, 2020
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Owning a hobby farm is enjoyable and profitable. Yet, things can become a little stressful during the winter when the temperatures drop. If this is your first time dealing with a seasonal change, read these tips for surviving winter on your hobby farm. There are a few simple adjustments you can do to make your life easier.

Protect the Plants and Block the Wind

Your primary focus should be protecting your plants this winter. Luckily, this task is easier than you might expect. There are certain tools, such as crop coverings, that can protect your plants from the harsh winter winds. There’s nothing worse than wanting to cook an excellent Christmas dinner for everyone but being unable to because the wind uprooted your plants. So, try your hardest to keep things protected so that you can use what you grow all season long.

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Install a Fence

Every hobby farmer knows what a pest critters can be. Unfortunately, certain animals make an appearance during the wintertime. As a result, think about installing a fence to protect your crops from unwanted visitors. Yes, installing a fence is a substantial investment; however, it’ll save what you’ve worked so hard for all year long.

Insulate Your Barn

It’s not enough to simply protect your crops in the winter. As a hobby farm owner, you must also ensure that your animals are safe the entire season. One way to protect the creatures you love is by insulating your barn. Sure, animals are used to cold temperatures. However, it doesn’t hurt to make their space warmer so that they’re more comfortable. You’ll be cozier while feeding them, as well.

Get Winterized Equipment

Another tip for surviving winter on your hobby farm is to get the right equipment. During the summertime, you need a top-quality walk-behind mower to cut through thick blades of grass. Though, your needs will change in the winter. Put the mower in the shed and swap it out for a snowplow and a superior log splitter. Log splitters are efficient tools that’ll keep your humble abode warm all winter long.

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