When it comes to growing tomatoes, I say the more the better. (And a good name doesn’t hurt, either.)
On a weekend hike, our family happened upon what looked like morels—and upon further investigation, we learned they were!
Remember the lives of loved ones by planting a garden in their honor.
Today, I’m sitting on nine dozen eggs. I wash them after collecting them to store in the refrigerator. This way, they’re ready to go if I get the chance to sell or gift them. Unfortunately, we’re having a problem. One hen’s brown eggs are so delicate that when I wash them, they crumble to pieces […]
Spruce up worn, dirty trim in your farmhouse with this easy polish made from two common ingredients.
Tired of the same old "green” beans. Liven up your garden and your plate with this colorful cultivar.
The more I know about beekeeping, the more I know what I don’t know.
Mix up a non-toxic insect spray so you and your farm animals can avoid bites and stings this summer without worry of chemical overload.
With his multi-year chronicle of everything involved in a farm-to-table meal, Kurt Timmermeister will help you deeply understand growing and raising food.
Applying organic controls to these small orchard enemies in early spring will mean a healthy fruit harvest this year.
Gardening with chickens can be a lot of fun. They’re often underfoot (and under shovel) doing some of the grunt work, like removing weedy sprouts and wriggling ground pests. The problem is that chickens don’t know when to stop helping. Growing food in small spaces is challenging enough on its own, but add a […]
When it comes to building up infrastructure for local food distribution, it seems like there can be more questions than answers.
