The Community Organizing Effort That Helped Save an Urban Farm in New Orleans
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The Great American Chestnut Tree Revival
More than a century ago, billions of American chestnuts were wiped out by an invasive fungus. Now, scientists are working to restore the tree to its former glory.
The Great Recession Is Still Hurting the Christmas Tree Industry
A full growth cycle for a Christmas tree lasts more than a decade. The industry was hit hard by the 2008 financial crisis, the full effects of which are just now being felt.
California’s Water Troubles Mean Restrictions for Farmers
An expert takes a closer look at how climate change and limited sources is putting the state’s water supply and agriculture at greater risk.
Meet the Modern Farmer Saving Seeds of the African Diaspora
With Sistah Seeds, Amirah Mitchell aims to make culturally significant heirlooms more readily available.
Mending Hawaii’s Lack of Food Security Through Breadfruit
Hawai’i ‘Ulu Cooperative is investing in the nutritious indigenous crop as one way to address the islands’ broken food system.
Bees Exposed to Pesticide Could Take Multiple Generations to Recover
A new study shows that blue orchard bees’ exposure to some pesticides is additive, getting worse with each exposure.
How to Prepare Your Garden for Winter
Tips for getting your plants and soil ready for winter to help prevent disease problems next season.
It’s a dream green building material. Why aren’t farmers interested?
It’s aesthetically pleasing, yes, but there’s a historic reason behind the crimson hue.
