Shelby Watson-Hampton

And just like that fall is here, which means agritourism activities are popping up everywhere. From hayrides to apple cider donuts there are a cornucopia of ways to enjoy family

Hey there, fellow farmers, young, older and in between! Let’s talk about something that’s been on my mind lately: authenticity.

As the seasons change, so do the sights and smells on the farm. Columnist Shelby Watson-Hampton is soaking it all in and showing her appreciation for life's small pleasures.

Generation Now: Grab your camera and tell your own farm story. It can be a great marketing tool.

Fall is a season of shedding. Trees let go of their leaves, revealing their bare branches. It’s a time of transformation, a symbolic stripping away of what no longer serves us.

Columnist Shelby Watson-Hampton has a lot on her mind these days. From hurricanes to Halloween to potty training her toddler son, there's a lot to keep her busy and mindful

Since we’re entering Halloween season, here are some real-life spooky stories to tell around the campfire. (Inspired by my own run-in with a passel of winged invaders this past weekend.)

Forget Ghosts and Goblins, Here Are Some Truly Scary Species [Opinion] Meet the real monsters out there: Invasive species such as the blue catfish, coyote, northern snakehead, spotted lanternfly and sika deer, which have been wreaking havoc on mid-Atlantic ecosystems.

Columnist Shelby Watson-Hampton loves a good life hack. And she's offering up five tips to help farm women save both time and money.

You can’t open a magazine, a newspaper, or any social media these days without occasionally seeing articles on the various parenting styles that are being analyzed and used on today’s youths.