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Indian Runner Ducks Make Winsterman Family Farm Shine
Makayla Winsterman grew up as an animal lover and always felt that farming was in her heart. But it wasn’t...
Payment for the Past: Recognizing Indigenous Seed Stewardship
Calais Abenaki Flint, a corn variety featuring golden yellow and deep maroon kernels, was once a staple food of the...
Seed Starting Basics (Excerpt: Small-Scale Homesteading)
Starting (and saving) seeds tie us back to tending nature in ways both empowering and humbling. On a more practical...
Meet the Modern Majorcan Grafter Spreading Biodiversity
Pere Sureda describes himself as a “spreader of biodiversity.” As a grafter, his technical knowledge and dexterity is helping small...
The Lomi Countertop Composting Controversy
With Lomi, Pela created a kitchen countertop composter to, in the company’s words, “turn your food scraps, organic waste, certified...
The Color of Farmed Salmon Comes from Adding an Antioxidant to Their Feed, with Benefits for Everyone
A barrage of messages from social media influencers, along with other online blogs and articles, have claimed that farmed salmon...
Raised Beds 101, From Materials To Building & More
Raised beds offer many benefits, such as maximized growing space, improved drainage and a longer growing season. Though a simple...
Squeezing the Most Out of California’s Water Supply
On a recent market day at the San Francisco Ferry Building, Tory and Rebecca Torosian of Tory Farms, a second-generation,...
Boilermaker Vegetable Season Pass returns for 2023
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The Purdue Student Farm will provide fresh, locally grown vegetables to community members this summer and...
Keep A Garden Journal To Record Growth & Changes
Basic garden journaling usually has involved noting spring planting dates, first and last frosts, and which varieties we planted. But,...
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Indian Runner Ducks Make Winsterman Family Farm Shine
Makayla Winsterman grew up as an animal lover and always felt that farming was in her heart. But it wasn’t...
Payment for the Past: Recognizing Indigenous Seed Stewardship
Calais Abenaki Flint, a corn variety featuring golden yellow and deep maroon kernels, was once a staple food of the...
Seed Starting Basics (Excerpt: Small-Scale Homesteading)
Starting (and saving) seeds tie us back to tending nature in ways both empowering and humbling. On a more practical...
Meet the Modern Majorcan Grafter Spreading Biodiversity
Pere Sureda describes himself as a “spreader of biodiversity.” As a grafter, his technical knowledge and dexterity is helping small...
The Lomi Countertop Composting Controversy
With Lomi, Pela created a kitchen countertop composter to, in the company’s words, “turn your food scraps, organic waste, certified...
The Color of Farmed Salmon Comes from Adding an Antioxidant to Their Feed, with Benefits for Everyone
A barrage of messages from social media influencers, along with other online blogs and articles, have claimed that farmed salmon...
Raised Beds 101, From Materials To Building & More
Raised beds offer many benefits, such as maximized growing space, improved drainage and a longer growing season. Though a simple...
Squeezing the Most Out of California’s Water Supply
On a recent market day at the San Francisco Ferry Building, Tory and Rebecca Torosian of Tory Farms, a second-generation,...
Boilermaker Vegetable Season Pass returns for 2023
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The Purdue Student Farm will provide fresh, locally grown vegetables to community members this summer and...
Keep A Garden Journal To Record Growth & Changes
Basic garden journaling usually has involved noting spring planting dates, first and last frosts, and which varieties we planted. But,...
Lack of canine COVID-19 data fuels persisting concerns over dog-human interactions
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Early COVID-19 pandemic suspicions about dogs’ resistance to the disease have given way to a long-haul...
Highlights from the Southern Cover Crops Council Conference
Thelma Velez, OFRF Research and Education Director, and Mary Hathaway, OFRF Research and Education Coordinator, recently attended the 2023 Southern...
