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Through a process called phytoremediation, houseplants can give your indoor living space a breath of fresh air.
Performing a soil test on your garden’s soil will give you a better understanding of what makes your crops grow.
If you have a hen that’s stopped laying and you suspect a bound egg to be the problem, here’s how you can nurse your chicken back to health.
Often confused with “sprouts,” microgreens only comprise the above-ground parts of the plant, rather than everything from root to shoot.
Sustainable city living means taking advantage of every inch of space, and green roofs—or meadows in the sky, as they’re sometimes called—are an excellent way to do that, benefiting both building residents and the environment. Green roofs have been around since the days of Laura Ingalls, the girl heroine of the Little House on the […]
With egg-laying season ramping up, provide your backyard flock with a protein boost by supplementing their diet with mealworms.
Farm-to-fork has gone to the dogs! And that’s a good thing for pets and the planet.
Disguise your vegetable garden with a hint of beauty using these crops that produce tasty results.
Urban farmers are experts at using small outdoor spaces for maximum food production—but what about small indoor spaces? This Portland-based interior designer shares her sustainable style.
Providing your family with a hyperlocal source of milk, meat or fiber is possible, even on a small lot in the city.
Wild and free-range chickens are not the same—learn the difference and how to combat a feral chicken problem where you live.
