If you rely on peat for your soil mix, try one of these other more sustainable alternatives.
With a few simple practices in place, you can reduce your chickens’ risk of contracting life-threatening illnesses.
Sometimes the way plants look and act tell us a lot about how they heal. This is true of aloe, which can get overexposed in the sun.
Use DE smartly to combat a number of problems with your flock.
Your garden should be an undeniable pleasure—never a chore.
Rescue seasonal bulbs destined for the trash and create a garden spotlight that will be cherished for years to come.
Some things you hear about hatcheries are true—and some aren’t.
With some simple tools, you can allow your backyard chickens to forage freely without risking damage to your garden.
On some university campuses, the college experience just got a little more interesting.
More exciting than growing cucumbers and less demanding than breeding bulls, rearing your own flock imparts enjoyment on many different levels.
Turn a loaf pan into a mini greenhouse for growing a nutritious treat for your flock.
Before you plant your spring crops, prepare your garden soil with a healthy dose of mulch.
