RECIPE: Way Too Many Apples!!! Part 1: Applesauce
Way Too Many Apples!!! Part 1: Applesauce By Farmer Greg Peterson When nature is really in balance (this usually happens in my yard when I stand back and let…
Featured Farmer: Beth from Phoenix, AZ
Featured Farmer: Beth from Phoenix, AZ Tell me a little about your urban farm. What’s its name? Size? We have a 0.8 acre irrigated lot in Central Phoenix. We…
RECIPE: How to Make Apple Wine
How to Make Apple Wine By Cricket Aldridge A couple weeks ago, Greg graciously invited Kari Spencer and me over to share some of his apple trees’ incredible bounty. We…
Dehydrating Your Home Grown Herbs
Dehydrating Your Home Grown Herbs By Stephany Jess A natural extension of an urban vegetable garden is growing herbs. Grown side-by-side with vegetables, herbs add a special flavor to the…
Urban Permaculture: Creating a Swale on an Urban-Sized Scale
Urban Permaculture: Creating a Swale on an Urban-Sized Scale By Anne-Marie Miller If you have been listening to The Urban Farm Podcast you have probably heard a lot about permaculture.…
Featured Farmer: Alex Platz from Die Walhall Heimstätte
Featured Farmer: Alex Platz from Die Walhall Heimstätte Tell me a little about your urban farm. What’s its name? Size? Die Walhall Heimstätte (The Valhalla Homestead). We’re on a…
The Fruit Tree Mud Bath Salon
The Fruit Tree Mud Bath Salon Part one of: My journey to becoming an Urban Orchardist By Janis Norton (Read Part 2 HERE) I am going to be an Urban Farmer.…
The Garden Battle Plan: Defeating my Garden Nemeses
The Garden Battle Plan: Defeating my Garden Nemeses By Anne-Marie Miller Here in Dallas, Texas we had a very mild winter, which unfortunately means that my nemesis, the evil squash/stink…
Yes, You Need to Thin That Fruit!
Yes, You Need to Thin That Fruit! By Greg Peterson I get so many inquiries about the amount of fruit people have on their trees this time of year. AND…
Urban Farming Inspiration: Food Revolution and Spring Projects
Urban Farming Inspiration: Food Revolution Wins and Spring Projects By Anne-Marie Miller Spring is a busy time for an urban gardener! It is especially busy in our southern climate because we have…
