Friday, April 19, 2024

Vegetable plants in the same family have similar characteristics. Familiarity with plant families gives gardeners keen insight to plants’ unique needs.

The business structure you choose for your farm influences daily operations, how decisions are made and the responsibilities of owners.
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Keeping a watchful eye on your garden throughout the season helps you detect plant problems early, and apply effective solutions before it’s too late.

School is out for summer, but learning never stops. Check out these 14 summer activities to teach kids about nature and agriculture.

New technology for small businesses allows farmers to process payments anywhere sales happen — at the market, on the farm or online.

The Census of Agriculture is an opportunity for farmers to share data that informs legislative decisions, and impacts farm services and support programs.

To grow your own backyard berries make an environment that supports plant health, choose cultivars well suited to the region and provide proper plant care.

Growers can boost food safety on the farm by recognizing risks and implementing precautions in four areas of risk: water, animals, soil and handling.

House Bill 175 permits residential property owners to keep birds, rabbits, goats and other small livestock. Learn how to raise them on five acres or less.
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Planting modern victory gardens reduces food insecurity by improving access to healthy, nutritious food.