Time to Water the Garden (and We Are in a Drought)
Time to Water the Garden (and We Are in a Drought) By Greg Peterson This time of the year I get a lot of questions about how to best water […]
Urban Livestock: To Raise Meat or Eggs?
Urban Livestock: To Raise Meat or Eggs? By Greg Peterson In pondering urban livestock, the difference between involvement and commitment is like ham and eggs. The pig is committed and […]
A Lifelong Journey in Farming
A Lifelong Journey in Farming By Deb Goff Editor’s Note: Deb Goff is The Urban Farm’s featured farmer for this month. Read our Q&A with Deb here. One always wonders how […]
Why are All the Bees Vanishing?
Why are All the Bees Vanishing? By Tayler Jenkins Over the past several years, beekeepers and scientists alike have been puzzling over a strange phenomenon in which entire colonies of […]
What Food Looks Like
What Food Looks Like By Catherine Slye www.catslye.com [rev_slider Aggie] Click on the photos to learn more about them In January 2015 I started a new project I named “What […]
Featured Farmer: Deb from Corner Cottage
Featured Farmer: Deb from Corner Cottage Chicken Emporium and Garden Tell me a little about your urban farm. What is your farm’s name? Size? What are you growing? What kind of […]
Story Book Garden on Wheels
Gardening at School: How to Build a Story Book Garden on Wheels By Randy Mann Dirt, security, and educational relevance are three problems many school garden enthusiasts have to overcome when […]
Featured Farmer: Catherine from The Cohen Kibutz
Featured Farmer: Catherine from The Cohen Kibbutz Tell me a little about your urban farm. What is your farm’s name? The Cohen Kibutz. Although no one else works it. Size? We […]
What is a Featured Farmer?
What is a “Featured” Farmer? By Tayler Jenkins If you’ve been receiving our newsletter, you have probably noticed the introduction of a monthly “featured farmer.” Featured farmer—that sounds so official, doesn’t […]
Summer Pests: We’ve All Got ’Em
Summer Pests: We’ve All Got ’Em By Farmer Greg Garden pests … we’ve all got ’em. The question is, what do we do about them? Over and over I have found […]
