Fallen leaves gather on the front lawn of a home in Anchorage’s South Addition neighborhood on Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2021. (Emily Mesner / ADN) Alaskans are way, way ahead of everyone else when it comes to reinventing gardening and yard care. It must be part of our Alaskan…
Month: September 2021
Regenerative Agriculture to Address Food and Climate Threats – Sunday Vision

Regenerative agriculture offers an opportunity to make the future more sustainable and prosperous. This set of techniques and overall concept draws on indigenous knowledge, modern technologies, and sustainable farming practices, including rotating crops and cover crops planting. Regenerative farming has many benefits that you can learn about in…
Larger rainfalls requiring powerful solutions – Swnews4u

DRIFTLESS – About 50 people attended a presentation by Dr. Stanley Trimble at Sidie Hollow County Park in rural Viroqua on Sunday, Sept. 12. With rain on the way, the location above one of the 22 flood control dams in Vernon County seemed somewhat prophetic, though fortunately the…
High Country ginseng growers simulate wild conditions in their own backyards – Watauga Democrat

HIGH COUNTRY — No matter who it is, any grower or harvester will say that ginseng is a finicky plant that grows in very particular conditions.Hidden in lush forest floors among other understory plants, the plant known for its herbal and medicinal qualities thrives in moist and temperate…
Roelfs receive 2021 Farmland Owner Legacy Award – Farm Progress

When Rose and Mike Roelf purchased 45 acres of Iowa farmland from Rose’s mother in 2014, they had a vision: to repair the land, rebuild the soil, address food insecurity and create land access for a new generation of community-conscious farmers. Today, their land represents the budding of…
The Great American Seed Up event returns to Phoenix – Eight, Arizona PBS

The Great American Seed Up event is returning this year on October 1st and 2nd in Phoenix. It’s a popular “pop up” seed bazaar offering dozens of vegetables, herbs, beans, greens, grains and flower seeds available in bulk format, sold at a dramatic discount. Also, during the pandemic,…
Community Garden September 2021 Newsletter – FishersIsland.net – fishersisland.net

FISHERS ISLAND COMMUNITY GARDEN September 2021, Issue 1 What’s going on in the Garden? Some fun things you will find in this; our very first, newsletter; The featured plant of the month – Microgreens Garden tips and tricks – How to prep your garden for foul weather. DIY…
Vorwerk family working together since 1919 – Ohio Ag Net – Ohio’s Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net

By Dusty Sonnenberg, CCA, Ohio Field LeaderSince 1919 the Vorwerk family has been farming in Henry County. “In 1919, my great grandfather, Henry, moved here from Defiance County,” said Kenneth Vorwerk. “The story goes that there was some farm swapping among a couple families. The farm Henry originally bought…
Growing Guide for Rosemary: Plant Care Tips, Varieties, and More – Treehugger

Rosemary features dark green foliage and pale, purple-blue flowers that are perfect for a fragrant garden hedge or a holiday topiary. But it isn’t just grown for aesthetic purposes—the savory, piney taste can elevate the flavor of a variety of foods, and growing this herb fresh pays off…
What to do in the garden this week – Stuff.co.nz

Weeds grow quickly and spread vigorously, either by seed or rhizomes and underground roots.My best crop in spring is weeds I am pulling out mountains of them and turning them into mulch and compost. Small weeds without flowers, bulbs or perennial roots get dropped where I pull them…