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Your Complete Guide to Wedding Flowers

Use our wedding flower know-how to choose your stems like a pro.

Why Fall Is The Best Time To Plant Shrubs and Trees

This article explains why fall is one of the best seasons to plant shrubs and trees.

The 10 Worst Invasive Plants to Watch Out for in Your Region

Are Insect Farms The Urban Farms We Need To Feed Cities?

We need more practical ways to feed cities besides shipping in food. The trick is to get a whole city to actually want to eat bugs.

6 New Mexico Farms You Need to Know About

There is a rich history of farming and agriculture in New Mexico, dating back to the 1500s. Although the state is primarily known for production of the three sisters, beans, corn and squash, (and of c...

Pick Your Own Sunflowers at Manfredi Farms

Pick Your Own Sunflowers at Manfredi Farms in Westerly Photo: Joy Cordio Pick Your Own for $10 A Bunch and Help the Bahamas Recover from Hurricane Dorian Sunflowers are undoubtedly some of the happ…

5 ways dairy farms sequester carbon

Dairy farmers have many tools that allow them to either sequester or mitigate the emissions of greenhouse gases like carbon. Here are five.

Take your pick: It’s the season for pick-your-own farms

Check out our tips to get the most out of a pick-your-own farm experience.

6 Shenanigans You Can’t Pass up at Schnepf Farms

Abandoned mines could become the farms of the future

Academics are looking at how abandoned mines and tunnels could be turned into farms to help feed the growing global population.

How farms have become an oasis for campers looking to escape

As pandemic-weary travellers leave cities in droves, searching for serenity and space in the bush, farmers are signing up as hosts for an extra source of income.

The man who farms tables and chairs

It takes Gavin Munro six years to grow a full crop of willow furniture on his Derbyshire furniture farm.

How are small farms surviving? Airbnb.

While larger farms get by with government subsidies, smaller farms are turning to the rental economy.

From Seattle Purveyors and Farms to Your Kitchen

Looking to upgrade your home cooking and baking this season? Shop local! Produce, seafood, and dry goods grown and packaged right in Seattle’s backyard are bound to boost any meal’s freshness factor. Start here as you stock your fridge and pantry with all the necessities. Carpinito Brothers | 1148 Central Ave N | 253-854-5692 The family-owned and operated Kent Valley Continue Reading

Male Librarians Don’t Grow on Farms

A couple weeks ago, a patron came up to the Information Desk solely to tell me that there are fifteen farmers for every one male librarian. This weird tidbit wasn’t shocking to me, for, while guybr…

Tour de Farms questionnaire

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