Hope has been restored for this year's garden, thanks to the kindness of a friend. We're finding more and more, that's how it goes out here.
Cutworms can quickly sever or girdle newly planted seedlings. Prevent cutworm damage by using these household items to protect your plants
Approaches to packaging, preparation, harvest time and sharing your knowledge with customers can increase sales of lettuce, a high-profit crop.
Hand pollination produces bigger vine crops such as cucumbers, squash, pumpkins and melons. It's easy and takes just a few minutes each day.
After the spring thaw, tractors and loaded wagons can become stuck and cause problems—even on ground that appears to be dry.
Pollinators such as bees, birds, bugs and butterflies benefit from a thoughtfully arranged (and sometimes artfully neglected) garden landscape.
Centipedes and millipedes, whose names are somewhat misleading, play different roles in creating rich soil.
Periodical cicadas, expected to emerge on 17-year intervals, have arrived fashionably early to the farm party.
This quiche comes together quicker than many other variations; it's a welcome savory course for any meal.
As bean- and pea-picking season approaches, here are tips on determining prices for these labor-intensive crops that reflect the cost you put into them.
Potato growers periodically face damage from tuber-munching critters; here are ways to get rid of or keep out mice and voles.
Whether it's spring or fall, cleaning up fallen leaves can be time-consuming and strenuous; consider these tools to save time and energy.
