The best plant stock will fail in the wrong climate, so get to know hardiness zones and your specific micro-climates to achieve growing success on your property.

Maximize your farm or garden’s potential by setting a holistic goal that takes into consideration your vision, your land and the surrounding community.

If you live in a place that experiences sub-freezing winter temperatures, you can make your own ice to keep your root cellar cool through the summer months.

There are different root cellar designs, but any functional storage space should keep your roots in stable conditions that effectively mimic a vegetable’s natural winter dormancy.

There are reasons we store root vegetables in root cellars, and keeping them in mind can help us maximize long-term storage for our homegrown roots.

Cover crops offer a variety of benefits during different parts of the year, from improving soil health to suppressing weeds and more.

Converting unused or underutilized land to an edible ecosystem addresses food security issues, and it brings environmental advantages as well!

When winter arrives and gardens stop producing, community food security can take a hit. Here are six ways to store produce for the cold months.

A long barn with multiple bays, the drive shed outbuilding design provides accessibility, weather protection and a wealth of other benefits.

Heirloom crops are flavorful, appealing and can improve crop resilience, income opportunities, and community health and wellness. So why not grow a few?