Sometimes part of the fun in gardening is being curious and patient and letting unknown plants introduce themselves to you.
This smell-good, feel-good herb is a beautiful crop that's sought after by florists, culinary pros, cosmetic companies and herbal-medicinal practitioners, so it can be a profitable crop for your farm.
We grow evening primrose as a sacrifice plant, a food source for native bees and an herbal medicinal.
Morning glories are a beautiful vining flower that you can add to your ornamental garden.
Ragweed may one of the most detested garden weeds, but my research reveals it may actually be used for good.
Enter the world of farming fungi by cultivating one of these popular mushroom types.
A popular cover crop and whole grain, buckwheat can be grown in your small-scale garden.
Use these tips to keep your herbs fresh from the time your harvest them until your customers take them home.
While hemp production remains restricted in the U.S., it holds a lot of potential for small-scale farmers.
Help your orchard produce an ample fruit harvest year after year with these tips for pruning maintenance.
When your homegrown ginger rhizomes are ready to harvest, there's no shortage of ways to use them.
A cousin to many tropical fruits, the pawpaw is the only North American representative of its family and truly a delight of the forest.
