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Our give away winner this month will receive this Kilner Sauce Press Jar Set from Gardeners Supply Company. This old-school hand-crank sauce maker is perfect for small batches of homegrown sauces. Makes individual portions Simple setup is easy to clean Make small-batch sauces, purees (super for baby food!) in minutes — tomato, apple, berry, whatever the...
As you’re likely already aware, farm conferences across North America are adapting to the challenges posed by the pandemic in new and exciting ways. The virtual frontier is here, and many organizations are preparing for a conference season that will occur entirely online. The valuable content of these gatherings will be served up remotely and this new realm of learning, connecting and interacting will pose new...
This month’s giveaway winner will receive two prized vegetable cookbooks! The No-Waste Vegetable Cookbook: Recipes and Techniques for Whole Plant Cooking The No Waste Vegetable Cookbook will help you cook your way through greens, beans, roots, and herbs with seasonal recipes that utilize every edible part of the plant. Author Linda Ly shares...
As pest pressure peaks in August and many insects are at the height of their life cycles, the battle waging in the garden can be difficult, if not impossible, to keep up with. It's hard to imagine the fall days to come when the insects will begin to prepare for their upcoming dormancy. When autumn finally arrives, growers across North...
Have you ever accidentally ordered too many hot pepper plant varieties and then accidentally planted too many hot pepper plants out of pure excitement for summer flavors? Of course you have! We've all been there; the seed catalog is open and the varieties are impossible to pass up. You think one or two plants of each type will be just...
This month’s giveaway winner will receive this convenient gardening tote from Gardener’s Supply. It is the perfect grab-and-go bag for getting work done without losing any of your favorite tools. You'll have what you need, when you need it, and you won’t have to run back and forth from the garden shed when you switch from one...
While we busily harvest the great bounty of fruiting crops, nutritious leaves, roots, flowers and herbs erupting from the garden in mid July, the sneaking thought that winter is coming plays like creepy horror film music in the back of my mind. We're all doing our best to can our tomatoes and make our cabbage into sauerkraut for use in...
There’s a new pest entering the scene and it is wreaking havoc on brassicas crops such as cabbage, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, broccoli and kale. It’s called the swede midge and it's larvae feed off of and destroy the growth point of plants. As a new and invasive pest that currently has no organic approved pesticides that work to eradicate it, early detection and...
This week’s giveaway winner will receive 3 books helping to share the powerful stories of resilience and racial justice in the food movement. Farming While Black by author Leah Penniman from Soul Fire Farm in Albany, NY. “Some of our most cherished sustainable farming practices have roots in African wisdom. Yet, discrimination and violence against African-American farmers has led to their decline from...
There's no labor of love on the farm quite as time consuming and stressful as attempting to raise a healthy tomato crop. After years of honing in on a system, we find what methods work best for our spaces and what varieties outperform others. This cumulative experience of growing tomatoes, season after season, serves as the wisdom that ultimately leads...
