You can sell and produce winter farm products, even after the harvests stop. Adding a few high-value items to your to-do list provides revenue when most farms are shut down waiting for spring. Plan for a few next season and offset some of the costs farming presents.

It makes sense to amend soil after harvest, especially in the fall. This is when most farms and gardens are about to shut down for the year, awaiting spring’s warmth. During the winter, soil amendments have an opportunity to break down and become fully part of the soil.

If you’re a rancher who wants to work toward a regenerative pasture model, you don’t have to do it all at once. Instead, focus on a few small, simple steps. You’ll be working a regenerative grazing operation in due time.

Wondering what to plant between growing seasons? Consider cover crops as a way to save money on the farm. These hardworking plants enrich your soil while conserving energy on your farm. Even during your off-season, cover crops deliver countless benefits that keep your land healthy and productive.