I would be rich if I had a dime for every time someone has asked me why we grow most of our own food. Usually the reasoning is that you can earn money and just buy your food at the store. We try to … more →
Throwback at Trapper Creekgeekgardener wrote 2 days ago: Like I have been postponing on writing a post on how to start a kitchen garden, I am sure few of you … more →
matronofhusbandry wrote 3 days ago: I would be rich if I had a dime for every time someone has asked me why we grow most of our own food … more →
cindydyer wrote 1 week ago: Reported by Mary Ellen Ryall If you have the opportunity, please read Food, Inc. The book, edited by … more →
seedywen wrote 1 week ago: Seed Savers of Powell River invite both previous participants in Seed Saving Project 2009 and new se … more →
matronofhusbandry wrote 1 week ago: I’m still not done with those darn “dry” beans! Sunny days are a precious commodi … more →
matronofhusbandry wrote 1 week ago: The jury is still out on the naked seed pumpkin in our garden. The idea of seeds you can just eat s … more →
loveplantlife wrote 2 weeks ago: To me, seeds are mini miracles. When I hold them in my hand I get terribly excited by all that poten … more →
Rady wrote 2 weeks ago: By The Herald-News (Illinois) JOLIET — Vandana Shiva is giving new meaning to the old metapho … more →
laudyms wrote 2 weeks ago: October 31, 2009 by The Herald-News (Illinois) JOLIET — Vandana Shiva is giving new meaning to … more →
thegardenguy wrote 3 weeks ago: 10/31/09: Today is Holloween, and yesterday I picked a final batch of spinach that we had with dinne … more →
geekgardener wrote 3 weeks ago: In my recent articles about seed saving, I had mentioned the consequences of saving seeds from a pla … more →
tomstexadajournal wrote 3 weeks ago: By Tom Read This year's fruit crop was especially bountiful. When confronted by large quantities … more →
matronofhusbandry wrote 3 weeks ago: These beans weren’t so easy to thresh. Another heirloom personally close to me, these are gre … more →
matronofhusbandry wrote 3 weeks ago: Growing dry beans in our area is as touch and go as field corn. While we have a long mild growing s … more →
teresasgarden wrote 1 month ago: Quinoa and Amaranth A little botany… These ancient North American staple crops have fascinated … more →
geekgardener wrote 1 month ago: Earlier I wrote about Seed starting Lettuce with many pictures of various steps involved. I couldn’t … more →
Lou Murray, Ph.D. wrote 1 month ago: When I was at the Garden Writer’s Association conference in Raleigh last month, I visited the … more →
matronofhusbandry wrote 1 month ago: I don’t like labels much, most that people apply to us don’t fit too well. Most peopl … more →
Jeff Smith (GRIID) wrote 1 month ago: [Despite the fact that Vandana Shiva is a world-renowned author and activist, there was no media cov … more →