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I looked up at the oak dresser my great-grandfather made before he passed away that sat in the back bedroom of Nana’s house.

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Located on the site of what was once one of North Carolina's largest plantations, the farm is now home Urban Community ...

When the salads arrived at the table we already felt intimately familiar with their various lettuces. We’d even visited their ...

As the snow melts and Spring arrives, many Minnesotans are ready to dig into gardening season. Jennifer Rensenbrink, a master gardener volunteer at the University of Minnesota Extension, is already ...

This article is sponsored by The Harvest Co. As a pizza lover, I've always dreamed of crafting homemade pizzas using the ...

With warmer weather finally here and lots of spring shoots beginning to appear, it can be a busy time for those with green thumbs and Louise, who is based in London has shared her tips.

Wood ash is an excellent, low-cost nutrient booster for fruit trees and veggie gardens. Here's how to properly apply it.

Illinois farms are finding a niche in offering stays for travelers who want to sleep in a grain bin, ride a combine, or ...