Oct. 26 is National Pumpkin Day, a perfect opportunity to stop and appreciate the multifaceted fun of growing, eating, carving, and even painting pumpkins.
A cover crop in your garden over the winter will protect biodiversity, soil structure and fertility in ways that are obvious and beneficial.
Ever wondered when a sheep is too old to breed? Or when a ewe is considered elderly? We looked into issues around breeding, age, health indicators and more!
Make your own salad dressing with a basic recipe formula for delectable homemade creations. And we've got a few recipes to get you started!
Our garden did great this year, but I need a garden shed to store tools closer to it. In this video, watch how I planned the space for a tidy new building.
How you'll use harvested rainwater influences cistern type and placement, water testing, treatment and more. Here's how to choose the right cistern for you.
Different times of the year bring different challenges for a free-ranging flock, so check out these tips for foraging a flock through the changing seasons.
It’s time to start preparing garden beds for winter, an important process to ensure the beds are ready for planting as soon as temperatures warm back up.
When growing season comes to an abrupt end, you can freeze produce to quickly preserve your garden's late-season yield. Check out these 5 tips!
Study shows guidance on garden soil contaminants such as lead is inconsistent—or missing altogether—but urban growers can take action.
Taking down an old fence line? Those wooden fence posts you're removing might be salvageable and reusable for other projects.
As cold weather approaches, check out these key tips for protecting your garden from the threat of frost for increased yield and longer growing.
