Living Off the Grid: A Guide to Long-Term Produce Storage
March 28, 2019Here are the basics about what fruits and vegetables are good for long-term storage, and how to best store them naturally.
Here are the basics about what fruits and vegetables are good for long-term storage, and how to best store them naturally.
If you’re looking for especially flavorful produce this season, consider growing a few heirloom vegetables. Here are the basics.
Bean season will be here before you know it. Do you know what you’re growing?
Looking to spice up your harvest this year? These heirloom cucumbers are anything but boring.
Build a mushroom bed suited to your urban farm and the species of mushroom you wish to grow with these guidelines.
Is your green thumb itching to get gardening again? These cold-loving crops will help you get the growing season started.
The agency has an interactive map on its website to help you determine which plants do best in your region. It has detailed information down to the street where you live.
While carrots take a long time to grow, the flavors and colors you get from heirloom varieties beat what you can find at the store any day.
On our herb farm, my husband and I grow using biodynamic principles—something our ancestors have done in one form or other since the start of agriculture.
As I look back on the growing season, I delighted in these tomatoes. Consider adding them to the list for next year’s garden.