We could compost human waste and save trillions of gallons of water each year. The question is: Are we brave enough to try?
This year my kale crop was attacked by an aphid infestation, and I’m not going to deal with the damage lightly.
Don’t be fooled by this ugly, oddly named squash. It will be your new favorite item on the winter dinner menu.
Bartering services is a natural form of exchange seen in plant and animal communities that humans don’t take advantage of often enough.
My Northern California climate allows me to grow a garden all winter, so I’m busy figuring out just what I want in my garden beds.
These plans for a simple farmers market stand are easy, inexpensive and can be modified as you see fit.
Armed with a headlamp and garlic spray, I set out to my garden to kill vampires … er, cherry-tree-eating bugs.
When it’s 100 degrees outside, the chickens, garden and I are just doing our best to survive.
When the health inspector comes around to your farmers market booth, don’t panic! Here are seven things to expect from an inspection.
Ya win some and ya lose some when it comes to gardening. The good thing is it will always provide you with some reward, plus a good learning experience.
GMO technology may be beneficial, but one farmer questions whether it has the potential to do harm if left in the wrong hands.
Ag experts from across the country share their advice for small-farm success.
