Compost in a Bag: Raising Red Worms for Nutrient-Dense Soil
Compost in a Bag: Raising Red Worms for Nutrient-Dense Soil By Dan Corbin Special thanks to Dan Corbin, owner of the Wisconsin Worm Farm, for sending us this informative article.…
Raised Vs Lowered Beds
Raised Vs Lowered Beds, That is the Question By Greg Peterson I am often asked raised or lowered garden beds, and I always say it depends. In warmer climates…
Amaranth: A Grain for All Ages
Amaranth: A Grain for All Ages By Suzanne Nelson Special thanks to Native Seed Search for permission to reprint this article. View the original (plus recipes) here. An ancient crop domesticated in the…
Get GMO-Free Seeds
Get GMO-Free Seeds Avoiding GMOs in your garden? Native Seed Search is a non-profit organization based in the southwest that is dedicated to preserving the area’s agricultural diversity through seed…
House Grass to Home-Grown: Transforming Lawns into Edible Gardens
House Grass to Home-Grown: Transforming Lawns into Edible Gardens By Kari Spencer Are a carton of juice, a head of lettuce or a bouquet of flowers on your shopping list? …
The Plant: Revolutionizing Food Production
The Plant: Revolutionizing Food Production “The Plant” in Chicago is a vertical farm intent on revolutionizing food production and sustainable economic development by utilizing a closed-loop aquaponic growing system and…
Volunteer and Learn on an Organic Farm Anywhere in the World
Volunteer and Learn on an Organic Farm Anywhere in the World Want to travel the world while learning about organic farming? WWOOF, World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, is designed…
My Big Urban Farming Idea
My Big Urban Farming Idea A few years ago the Urban Farm Team put together this incredible video highlighting just how simple it is to turn your space into your…
Why Garden?
Why Garden? By Catherine, the Herb Lady “Unemployment is capitalism’s way of getting you to plant a garden.” Orson Scott Card* The simple pleasure of growing edible vegetables, fruits and…
Welcome to Your New Urban Farm Lifestyle Newsletter
Welcome to Your New Urban Farm Lifestyle Newsletter “Change is inevitable. Change is constant.” Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister and Novelist, 1804 – 1881 Change is a grand adventure and…
