Products Guide
From horses and goats to deer and raccoons, electric fencing contains and deters animals.
What's your favorite tool? Tell us about products on the Machinery & Equipment forum, and hear suggestions from others. Plus, talk about maintenance and other product picks.
This past September, Living the Country Life magazine teamed up with the editors of Successful Farming magazine, our sister publication, to complete the most exhaustive evaluation of all-terrain vehicles and utility vehicles ever conducted.
Try an alternative method of heating your space this winter. Waste oil and mixed-fuel burners use cheap, accessible fuels to create a warm workshop.
For acreage owners, the compact tractor is a compromise between a riding lawn mower and a large tractor. It's small enough to be manageable, yet it packs enough power to tackle many of the chores around your property.
These skid steer loaders are compact enough to get around easily, but powerful enough to support a whole range of attachments. Know what to look for in these adaptable machines before you purchase one for your acreage.
Congratulations! You finally made that move to the country. If you are lucky, your property has outbuildings to handle your outsized storage need; if not, it's time to go shed shopping.
A chain saw can be one of the most useful tools to have around if you live in the country. It is also one of the most dangerous.
Sure, four-wheelers are fun to drive, but the right attachments can turn your ATV into a custom workhorse.
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Cool Country Tools
A look at tools, equipment and products made for life in the country
