U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins came to the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas on Wednesday and announced what she ...

In this video, I show you the new Rolling Garden Sifter as a great tool to sift soil, screen compost, gravel, worm castings, and much more! If you have any issues placing an order etc please contact ...

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When it comes to gardening, you quickly realise it’s all about patience. It can seem like there’s never enough time to enjoy ...

My compost pile is teeming with red, wiggly worms. How did they get there? What are they doing? Are they beneficial in my ...

Mixing cardboard shreds into soil can be a great practice for gardeners wanting to improve plant health. The practice is not ...

Flowering trees can make a big statement when they're in full bloom. Every yard should have at least one such tree.

I have been spending a lot of time digging in my garden and it brings to mind a group of critters that deserve my deep thanks ...

We think of worms as beneficial to our garden by aerating the soil. Their castings (poop) break down organics and return nutrients to the soil.

This writer clearly remembers standing in the corn fields of central Minnesota when I was a child, marveling at all the worms ...

The soil center produces carbon credits by mitigating ... The worms work their way through that residue and process it into a worm casting. After a year or two of processing the manure, the ...

Jumping worms consume the organics in the upper part of the soil. This removes any nutrients and erodes the soil. Their castings look more like evenly spread coffee grounds. They do not aerate the ...