Wet agriculture, called paludiculture, turns peatlands into productive growing areas.
Emily Baron CadloffIndigenous practitioners around the world have farmed with only rainwater for millennia. But it’s unclear... (more)
Lela NargiAt Tabula Rasa Farms, Brenda Smola-Foti has purposefully designed rainfall-catching ponds, terraces and water gardens... (more)
Kelsey OgletreeAs with people, some livestock and poultry breeds tolerate heat better than others.
Judith MatloffThese fruits and vegetables will thrive even in the hottest conditions.
Lindsay CampbellWestern states are getting hotter and drier each year, with little to no water to... (more)
Dan NosowitzAs California’s water crisis worsens, farmer and activist Mai Nguyen is calling on the state... (more)
Alexandra JonesDespite their ubiquitous association with the state, peaches are no longer Georgia’s biggest fruit crop.... (more)
Lia PicardAn Atlanta-based nonprofit’s farm program helps incarcerated women feed themselves and others while preparing them... (more)
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