Today only, subscribe to Hobby Farm Home Magazine for only. Year-to-date totals for North America, through 33 weeks, are down 2.8% compared to 2021. It covers basic beekeeping, honey recipes, new products and the latest info on pests and diseases. North American totals, for 12 reporting U.S., Canadian, and Mexican railroads, include 334,389 carloads, up 2.3% 354,588 intermodal units, down 1.7%, and overall traffic of 688,977 carloads and intermodal units, up 0.2%. The weekly average is 494,373 carloads and intermodal units. Subscribe to Hobby Farms Magazine today and read up. Year-to-date totals through 33 weeks have carload traffic even with 2021 levels, while intermodal units are down 5.5%, for a total decline of 3%. At this special rate, you will save more than 45 off the cover price. Hobby Farms, published by EG Media LLC, currently publishes 6 times annually. Cover price is 4.99 an issue, current renewal rate is 6 issues for 21.95. Each issue of Hobby Farms magazine features new products, tips, tools of the trade and rural lifestyle stories. That includes 237,404 carloads, up 2.9%, and 264,144 intermodal units, down 2.4%.Ĭarload traffic was up in seven of the 10 categories tracked by the AAR, led by grain (up 15.6%) and farm products excluding grain and food, up 14.3%. Copyright 2021 Acreage Life Magazine All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy Website Design and Development by Blue. Featuring clear explanations on the basic principles of organic farming and how hobby farmers and their families can eat healthier, save money, help preserve. Hobby Farms magazine is written for full-time, pocket and hobby farmers. 20 was up over the same week a year ago - albeit by the barest of margins.Īccording to statistics from the Association of American Railroads, traffic for the week was 501,548 carloads and intermodal units - an increase of 275 carloads and units, or 0.1%, over the total of 501,273 for the corresponding week in 2021. freight rail traffic for the week ending Aug. 128 pages, soft cover magazine, From the Editors of Hobby Farms Magazine comes Popular Farming Series magazine full of color. In 2013 the magazine was acquired by I-5 Publishing LLC.WASHINGTON - In a rare occurrence for 2022, U.S. The magazine thrived in 2006, and was the fastest-growing farm publication in the country. A family-friendly video showcase hosted by hobbyfarmer Tracy Toth featuring compelling stories about how small-scale farmers, gardeners and land owners are. Columns cover farm equipment and tools, cooking, buying land, and agricultural news and trends. Hobby Farms features articles on raising livestock humanely, sustainable agriculture, marketing a small farm, self sufficiency, history and preservation, and the dangers of factory farms. Focused on the modern " back-to-the-land movement", the magazine is designed to appeal to older Gen Xers, Baby Boomers and the growing population in between who are in tune with organic growing methods and lifestyle. The magazine helps small producers in the United States and around the world turn their hobby into a viable business.
In 2004 Hobby Farms editorial office moved from Irvine, California, to Lexington, Kentucky. Finding that a very real need existed for education and basic information about farming for such individuals, BowTie trademarked the term " hobby farm", and launched Hobby Farms magazine in the spring of 2001. He enlisted editors to begin researching "hobby farmers" and the seeming groundswell of urban professionals moving to the country seeking a more meaningful existence and with a desire to farm in their spare time. Looking around at the farm and his friend's life - a working professional who enjoyed farming as a hobby - he realized that no magazine existed that served him and others like him. In 1999, he was visiting a friend and business associate in upstate New York who enjoyed making maple syrup on his farm in his spare time. The magazine was the brainchild of Norman Ridker, founder and chairman of BowTie Inc. Hobby Farms Magazine is a publication for rural enthusiasts - from the small farmers working the land for their livelihood, to pocket farmers looking to.
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Listed prices active from Augto August 13, 2022. Hobby Farms magazine's tagline is "Rural Living for Pleasure and Profit". All prices are in US Dollars (USD), and includes shipping and taxes. Its editorial offices are based in Lexington, Kentucky. Hobby Farms is a bimonthly magazine, devoted to the life of hobby farmers, homesteaders and small producers. The March/April 2009 issue of Hobby Farms Hobby Farms provides auto renewal for its magazine, you can continue your subscription for magazine easily through the auto renewal service.
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