Not all bacteria in the soil may be bad for you.

Exotic fish have been linked to the transmission of ranaviruses to native amphibians, so think twice before adding them to your backyard pond.

Growing your own food instead of buying it at the grocery can considerably cut greenhouse gas emissions.

For the home fruit-grower, winning gifts are those that keep the orchard in mind.

Embrace the most wonderful time of the year by sharing the gift of seeds.

This fungus found on roses, in straw and under conifers can cause painful skin ulcerations, so it’s something to be aware of.

The art of hedge-laying may have gone out of style, but it’s a way to add functional beauty to your farm.

Save time and hassle in your seed-saving endeavor with this handmade tool for separating seeds from the chaff.

If you want to grow cucumbers, squash and melons while also saving seeds, you need to tread carefully.

After you’ve pruned back your trees, use the wood scraps in your garden to add organic matter to the soil.