6 Ways To Manage Excessive Rain In Your Garden
September 28, 2017If rain is a problem in your garden, consider placement, drainage, mulching paths and soil content among ways to keep your crops safe
If rain is a problem in your garden, consider placement, drainage, mulching paths and soil content among ways to keep your crops safe
Enjoy homegrown root crops—pulled fresh from the soil—throughout the cold-weather months with these tips on overwintering root vegetables in the ground.
Do roosters crow only at dawn? Does their presence affect hens’ egg size? Do they molt? We expose several myths about roosters for what they are.
The Sheep Care Guide, produced by the American Sheep Industry Association, covers feed safety, transportation, regulatory data and emergency planning.
Potatoes aren’t known for being very profitable, but with the right approach you can take advantage of the many varieties and possibilities.
Kale is good for you. But, did you know it’s also a gorgeous plant? Meet three unusual kale varieties that will add visual diversity to your garden.
Knowing about the place and the plants and also being prepared are key to collecting wild seeds and later planting them on your property.
Herbs are a terrific way to pump up the flavor in your kitchen. These methods keep preserving homegrown herbs from becoming a chore.
Parsley is slow to grow, but it yields a lot, is profitable and brightens up a market table. Here are all the reasons market farmers should consider it.
Fall honey is rare compared with honey harvested in spring and summer. Here are four fall varietals that reflect their places and plants of origin.