While your compost heap might slow down in cold weather, you can still continue to feed it using these tips.
Maximize the growing area available to you by paying attention to the unique microclimates created around your home and garden.
Like your 401K, your trees are leafy investments that pay dividends. You want to keep them green and growing for years to come.
Thinking of taking the plunge and downsizing in a big way? You’re not alone.
Eat from your garden year-round with these season-extending techniques that allow you to grow food even when the temperatures dip.
Build your own swales, berms and rain gardens to control rainwater build up and to maximize free irrigation.
The dry heat of the southwestern U.S. poses unique challenges for backyard chicken keepers—but not anything you can’t overcome.
Protect your city flock’s feed from thieving sparrows and rodents with this no-waste feeder solution
Help crops not suited to your hardiness zone push through the winter with these insulation tips.
After a long, slow sweat, beets release their earthy flavor for a warm and satisfying autumn soup.
Growing food in the city isn’t without its challenges, but there are things you can do to start living out your farming dream right where you are.
You undoubtedly want to take your passion for urban farming to the streets—but first, you need to gather a crowd of supporters.
