Crop yields of all kinds are declining worldwide as extreme weather events continue to increase in frequency and intensity.

Discover how a few pots, a little dirt, and a child’s curiosity can bloom into confidence, connection, and fun in the garden.

Hill has actively taken part in helping with a CTCT garden at St. Edwards University in Austin and growing a pilot garden ...

Nik Jakobs crouched down and scooped a handful of dirt. A third-generation cattle farmer and grandson of Holocaust survivors, ...

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As soon as one gardening season ends, it's time for the next to begin. If your fingers are getting itchy to get in the soil, start these seeds indoors.

Rita Hilton, who has lived in Jamaica for 60 years, works with the McLaughlins and helps farmers export their crops. She ...

The growing season came to an end last month for the Airdrie Urban Farm Collective, far exceeding their expectations. Jana Hooper, board member and volunteer with the collective, talked about how it ...

With the support of WWF’s Climate Crowd initiative and the non-governmental organization Environmental and Rural Solutions ...

Kathy Byrnes and Ed Fallon, of Birds & Bees Urban Farm in Des Moines, have been pushing for a city-led community orchard for years, as step toward their dream for Des Moines to be the “local food ...

At Blooms & Berries Farm Market and Garden Center in Loveland, Ohio, that magic isn’t just a fleeting moment—it’s an experience that unfolds across seasons, drawing visitors from Cincinnati and beyond ...

There’s something magical about the hunt for treasure, and at Menge Avenue Flea Market in Pass Christian, Mississippi, that magic comes with a bargain price tag attached. This isn’t just any shopping ...