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8 Undeniable Benefits of Wildflowers

Published August 08, 2023 Written By Lara Wadsworth Many of us dream of the perfect wildflower garden. The stunning and vibrant flowers burst forth like fireworks in the spring and remain until the frost. It is low-maintenance and easy to...

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Mustard - The Golden Cover Crop

Published August 08, 2023 Written By Lara Wadsworth Many of us think of mustard as a crop grown on its own. This is true. It is great for many reasons. But, it also pairs well with many other cover crop...

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Forage Crops For Chickens

Written By Lara Wadsworth Chickens love to forage. Not only is allowing your chickens to feed on pasture good for getting them the nutrition they need, but it also leads to happier and healthier chickens all around. The exercise and...

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2023 Scholarship Winner - Siddhartha Shankar Bhattacharyya - The Multifaceted Benefits of Cowpeas

Written By Siddhartha Shankar Bhattacharyya Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) is an annual leguminous crop, extensively cultivated for its ability to thrive in nutrient-poor sandy soils and in regions with limited rainfall, such as semi-arid areas. This plant is capable of biological...

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Seed Stratification - Fall Planting

Published 5 Nov, 2021 Updated 15 Aug, 2023 Stratification is the process of mimicking seasonal climate conditions to trigger germination in seeds. These may include changing temperatures, humidity, or light cycles. Seeds such as native plants, wildflowers, and perennial flowers...

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Forage Crops For Cattle

Written By Lara Wadsworth Forage crops for cattle are some of the best ways to ensure that your cattle, whether beef or dairy, get the necessary nutrients. It is a cost-effective process that is easy to maintain and offers ample...

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Cover Crops For Increasing Soil Nutrients

Cover crops have many benefits. They can improve soil quality characteristics like drainage, tilth, reduced compaction, etc. But one of the most unique functions is their ability to improve soil nutrients organically. When a cover crop with nutritional benefits is...

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The Fall Garden Basics

Once you finish your summer harvest, it may seem like the garden is done for the season. Don’t stop! Many people mistakenly think the arrival of fall means you have to stop growing. Really, it is the perfect “second spring.”...

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5 Reasons Everyone Should Grow Mizuna

Written By Lara Wadsworth Mizuna is a delicious and unique Asian mustard green that should be more popular than it is. It is quickly gaining popularity anywhere that it is being used. Everyone should grow Mizuna because: It is easy...

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Cover Crops - A Climate Solution

Written By Chelsea Hafer In the quest for sustainable agriculture and mitigating climate change, farmers and land managers are increasingly turning to cover crops as a powerful solution. Cover crops, also known as green manure, are non-cash crops grown primarily...

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Squash - Guide to Common Pests and Disease

Written By Lara Wadsworth Squash plants got you down? They are a Cucurbitaceae family member, which means they are afflicted by many of the same pests and diseases as cucumbers, pumpkins, and watermelons. This article is intended to identify the...

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Creating an Urban Meadow Garden

Urban Meadow Gardens are all about bringing vegetation back into city spaces. While some people really enjoy the feeling of being in a big city with tall buildings, busy streets, and sidewalks for miles, they still crave the feeling of...

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Methods For Terminating Cover Crops

Cover crops are one of the most helpful ways to improve soil quality and prevent erosion. But, they can become quite the weed if not handled properly. Cover Crops are meant to be grown as short-term crops between cash crops...

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On Sprouting and Safety

Updated 25 July 2023 Published 2 December 2015 Scientists and health enthusiasts have raved about the nutritional benefits of sprouts for years. It has been said that sprouts will fight diseases because of the phytochemicals they contain. Organic compounds, called...

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Guide to Heat Tolerant Bok Choy

Bok choy Brassica rapa var. chinensis is a leafy green vegetable of the cabbage family. They are available with green or white stems, rosette shapes (Brassica chinensis var. narinosa), and flowering types (includes Choy Sum). Other names for Pak Choi...

Fertilizing Microgreens!

Fertilizing Microgreens!

Updated 18 July 2023 By now, we’re all familiar with fertilizer when it comes to growing garden vegetables and flowers. When the cotyledon leaves appear on your seedlings, it’s a sign your young plants have used their reserves. Its roots...

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Oat Seeds Explained

When it comes to oats, the terminology used to describe the seed may get a little confusing. We are setting out to clear the air and help you use the best seed options for growing, sprouting, milling, and more! Some...

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Choosing No-Till Cover Crops

When it comes to growing cover crops, no-till methods are commonly mentioned. But what are they? And what are the benefits? No-till is a method of farming that has risen in popularity as people are increasingly supporting organic growing practices....

Lemongrass

Tips for Growing Lemongrass From Seed

Lemongrass is one of the most popular herbs used throughout Asia. It makes an appearance in several popular dishes, teas, medicinal, and beauty applications. While growing lemongrass from seed isn’t hard, it can be tricky if you don’t know what...

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Winter-Killed vs. Overwintering Fall Cover Crops

How to Plant Cover Crops Cover crops are a fantastic tool to keep your garden in tip-top shape. But how should a cover crop be planted? The most common way of actually spreading the seed is by broadcasting. Broadcasting means...

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