In our modern “cast-aside” society, we often see items discarded that are easily repairable or recyclable. We need look no further than our recent...
Basil is one of those plants that just loves our hot, sticky, southern summers. And that means most of us wind up with far more than we can...
Wet, swampy areas on your land can be a headache. Consider these natural landscaping solutions to make the most of excess water.
We all have projects that seem to linger on our “to do” list. They may be nagging items that we never have the time allocated to complete, or they...
There are certain things the wise gardener can do to save money and effort. These things are simple and easy to apply at any scale. And once you...
In honor of International Women’s Day (March 8), we’ve curated a selection of articles featuring extraordinary women who are redefining what it means...
Compost has been called "black gold" because of its great benefit to plant life and because, like gold, it is there to be discovered by anyone or...
Don't let less-than-perfect tomatoes rot on the vine (or cucumbers, herbs, peppers, etc.). Use them up and put them up with this tasty and healthy...
Steve and Jennifer Lorch started a tea business at their South Carolina farm with a lot of hard work and persistence. Read their story and get...
One of the best things about owning rural land is finding a purposeful way to make that land work for you. Mother and daughter, Mary May and Allison...
We all like to think that we can cope with any situation that might arise, but as COVID-19 has revealed, some things are beyond our control. However,...
