Welcome to DIY Home and Farm!
Welcome to our site intended to share information and techniques used in our many
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) projects. Living on a hobby farm gives you all the usual home repair and maintenance projects with the addition of looking out for your animals and landscape maintenance on a large scale. If your projects have included working on an initial poor design, fixing past sloppy workmanship, worn-out parts, or needing something new, then join me on this blog to save yourself the time and effort I have already spent learning this stuff.
In this blog, We tap the knowledge of family, friends, craftsmen, and specialists in many areas who have become my prized resources and share this with you. We will also share the mistakes I've made in hopes to save you that frustration. We have done some large projects and tons of small ones but like our children, our land didn't come with an owner's manual. Having been in the building industry for many years, I know that products and methods change over time and we can’t know it all. That’s why I keep my “go to” pro list and I am not afraid to use it. Sometimes that tactic actually works!
I envision this place being like an e-friend where you can get inspiration and maybe a few ideas to help make your project better. If you are another DIYer or hobby farmer, please join us for by reading our posts of projects and hopefully we share a laugh or two.
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) projects. Living on a hobby farm gives you all the usual home repair and maintenance projects with the addition of looking out for your animals and landscape maintenance on a large scale. If your projects have included working on an initial poor design, fixing past sloppy workmanship, worn-out parts, or needing something new, then join me on this blog to save yourself the time and effort I have already spent learning this stuff.
In this blog, We tap the knowledge of family, friends, craftsmen, and specialists in many areas who have become my prized resources and share this with you. We will also share the mistakes I've made in hopes to save you that frustration. We have done some large projects and tons of small ones but like our children, our land didn't come with an owner's manual. Having been in the building industry for many years, I know that products and methods change over time and we can’t know it all. That’s why I keep my “go to” pro list and I am not afraid to use it. Sometimes that tactic actually works!
I envision this place being like an e-friend where you can get inspiration and maybe a few ideas to help make your project better. If you are another DIYer or hobby farmer, please join us for by reading our posts of projects and hopefully we share a laugh or two.