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11/11/2009 1:34:05 PM
Paul recaps the rest of the growing season, sucesses and failures.
10/12/2009 12:22:29 PM
One Minnesota program turns children on to the miracle of gardening for food.
10/9/2009 4:14:42 PM
Event provides tastes of the best Hawaiian coffee and culinary treats Hawaiian farms have to offer.
9/28/2009 12:57:41 PM
Commercial bread poor substitute for KC's usual bakery-made breads and buns.
9/2/2009 10:08:13 AM
Hank reports on cold weather predictions in the 2010 Farmers Almanac
8/14/2009 12:04:28 PM
Variety of offerings make a cold-weather farmers' market the place to be.
8/13/2009 3:42:19 PM
Brent and LeAnna learn many garden lessons.
8/11/2009 2:39:15 PM
Wealth of bean varieties helps keep this nutritional wonder on everyone's table.
8/3/2009 6:03:22 PM
Harry Potter's world isn't as far away as you might think.
7/8/2009 8:59:28 AM
Boosted by new state-of-the-art equipment, research conducted by the Agricultural Research Service takes a closer look at the lovely sunflower.
6/30/2009 1:30:21 PM
Composted raised beds using lasagna gardening impress Paul.
6/30/2009 12:20:41 PM
Life is busy and full of growing things for Lori and co.
6/15/2009 4:06:19 PM
Improve cabbage's taste and nutrition through fermentation.
6/15/2009 2:38:45 PM
From childhood to present-day, harvest season remains a special time for GRIT Editor Hank Will.
5/19/2009 2:50:15 PM
Hank loves the new edition of Gene Logsdon's Small Scale Grain Raising
4/23/2009 2:17:14 PM
Tis the season to get ready for the farmers' market!
4/8/2009 10:31:55 AM
Brent and LeAnna make plans to grow their own food.
4/7/2009 2:58:04 PM
The answer to why red dirt is red lies beneath the surface.
3/25/2009 3:34:33 PM
Growing potatoes in a well-prepared side yard.
3/24/2009 9:19:25 AM
Hank thinks its important to support native bees.
3/5/2009 8:10:55 AM
Siegers loses round 1 of the warty pumpkin gene grab.
2/24/2009 8:34:52 AM
Hank is excited about the fuel and latex potential of guayule.
2/9/2009 10:21:52 AM
Hank reports on some new uses for common milkweed.
2/4/2009 12:00:43 PM
Gardening is a part of Hank's history, as well as America's.
1/13/2009 10:33:31 AM
Sponsored by the Northern Plains Sustainable Agriculture Society, the annual conference is the region’s largest gathering of sustainable and organic agriculture enthusiasts.
11/28/2008 5:06:03 PM
11 tips to get food growing long before spring.  
11/28/2008 3:46:26 PM
Your place for finding heirloom potato seeds.
11/28/2008 3:24:57 PM
This beetle is a formidable pest to potatoes and harvesters throughout most of North America.
11/28/2008 2:18:58 PM
Visit these websites for more information on lawn gardening.
11/25/2008 4:30:07 PM
Corn, beans, and squash – legends of the first Thanksgiving.
11/13/2008 4:59:52 PM
Planting, harvests and country life are enduring themes for Sue's mother.
10/28/2008 5:28:08 PM
Pumpkins, sheep, cattle, chickens and plenty of produce keep those at Foxwood Farm busy.
10/24/2008 2:19:51 PM
Scarecrows have evolved from Ancient Greece to modern day. But why do we celebrate them in autumn?
10/2/2008 4:48:44 PM
Yes, you can grow this tasty treat.
10/2/2008 2:14:53 PM
Native grain feeds families through a world war and the Great Depression.
9/30/2008 3:44:38 PM
Chicago program converts vacant lots to organic growing.
9/22/2008 5:26:40 PM
Many flowers and plants have seeds that are easily saved.
7/30/2008 11:45:37 AM
Local produce auction a hit for growers and buyers.
7/18/2008 7:32:07 AM
My husband, Hank, and I debate: what IS the best potato salad recipe?
6/30/2008 10:34:43 AM
 Let's count the ways to enjoy this stately flower.
6/30/2008 10:17:39 AM
 Alternative crop shows promising market.
5/6/2008 9:41:40 AM
Integrated Pest Management cuts pesticide use in half.
5/6/2008 9:28:16 AM
System sends text message to farmer when crops get thirsty.
4/10/2008 4:03:54 PM
After more than a half century of research, the rhizoma perennial peanut is now considered by many growers to be the best perennial warm-weather legume for southeastern states-the "alfalfa of the South."
4/10/2008 3:52:25 PM
Students and researchers explore camelina uses.
3/13/2008 10:33:31 AM
Oscar H. Will inducted into Hall of Fame
9/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
Starting with a stone barn and a big dream, Ken Krause shows what ambition, energy and a few strategic decisions can create.
9/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
Fifteen years ago, Ken Krause was well on his way to a great little vineyard.
9/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
As he launched Fieldstone Farm, Ken Krause chose Booker T. Whatley to guide him.
9/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
The Common Ground Country Fair in Unity, Maine, focuses on fun, farming and country living.
5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
Across America, the heart of any community is its friendly farmers' market. The question is: Are you there?
5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
Resources for farmers' markets.
5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
Apprentice program delivers new organic food producers just as the need expands.
5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
It's now easier to find the answers to questions on organic production.
5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
Sometimes, nontraditional farming ideas escape translation in a bank setting. Learn how to overcome those obstacles.
5/1/2007 12:00:00 AM
When delicious fruit – from your own trees – appears on the table, your labor will be well worth the effort.


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