Across the country, farms are welcoming guests in growing numbers, from short visits to longer stays, offering a close look at everyday farm life. It’s an in...
Part 2 - The Ranches As Farm Stay USA celebrates 15 years of promoting authentic farm stays and agritourism experiences across the country, we continue our s...
Part I- The Trailblazers Fifteen years ago, Farm Stay USA launched with a big idea and a small website: to introduce Americans to the joy of staying overnigh...
Have you ever wanted to try your hand at milking a cow? You're thinking, "How hard could it be?" Actually it's not as easy as it looks but these farms want t...
Agritourism, a funny blend of the words 'agriculture' and 'tourism,' originated from the Italian term 'agriturismo' in 1985. It was designed to combat rural ...
Covered wagons are rolling onto farms and ranches across the U.S., the most iconic of these being Conestoga Wagons. You've probably seen those beauties with ...
Arriving at a farm is a captivating experience. Imagine: after a leisurely drive from the city to the vast countryside, you find yourself on a dirt road. As ...
There are many ways to commemorate your next farm stay experience but we must say, shopping at the farm store is one of the tastier (and fun!) ways to bring ...
It may come as a surprise to some, but staying on a farm can have proven mental health benefits. In acknowledgement of Mental Health Awareness Month, we hav...
Today we'd like to introduce you to Gene and Julie from Blooming Joy Farm in Ronan, Montana. This farm and its hosts receive glowing reviews - with gorgeous ...
We tried something a little different this time with our profile of Blind Buck Valley Farmstead! (It's our first time attempting a video blog, so please forg...
“Everything we eat has a story. Know what you eat.” - from the Toddy Pond farm website The story of Toddy Pond Farm in Monroe, Maine is not one of 2nd...
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