All Around the Farm

With corner posts of a fence line to secure, I knew that mixing the cement might be a problem. I mounted a 3-cubic-foot-capacity mixer to the front of my side-by-side with brackets made from scrap iron. The mixer is pow

Mounted to a cultivator, this jib crane with a winch is ready for immediate use in the field as soon as rocks are spotted.

Feeding the crew is more convenient for the cooks and more comfortable for workers in this tricked-out bus. See photos of the diner-on-wheels and get the crew's favorite recipes.

With the stake pocket endgate converted to hinged cargo doors, it’s easier to haul brush or other bulky items.

When I mow a wooded area a half-mile from my farm, I now have a place to carry needed items with me. I built a small steel shelf that plugs into the hitch receiver on my lawn mower and strapped a beverage cooler the same width of my seat to the shelf with tarp straps. In this cooler, I now carry a water jug, bug spray, work

I used old wire corncrib sheets to make grates for my grain bin sumps. The pieces are cut and bent then braced with a piece of rebar along the bottom of each end. They're long enough to cover well past the sump