Farm and Garden
Plants and produce from rural America
Easy Steps to Clean up Your Backyard
By John Green
Use these easy, practical steps to beautify your yard and make it an oasis that you can kick back and enjoy the spring weather.
Garden Rotation My Way
By Lois Hoffman
Everyone knows rotating crops in a garden is good for the soil, but it can also be beneficial for easing work in the kitchen when all the veggies ripen at once.
Techniques for Establishing Quality Pasture
By Dale Strickler
Plant the seeds of a long-term investment in the form of thriving grassland, and reap the rewards of healthier livestock and richer soil.
How to Find Water in the Wilderness
By Kevin Estela
Collect a cascade of clues for locating water on your next trek.
How to Grow Pomegranates From Rooted Cuttings
By Benjamin Whitacre
Learn how to select the right cultivar and create a microclimate in your garden so you can successfully grow pomegranates at home.
How to Deal with a Wet Spring in the Vegetable Garden
By Pam Dawling
Learn how best to handle a soggy season in your vegetable garden or field of vegetables by properly preparing your soil and crops.
Elbow Grease Lotion
By Janice Cox
If youāre left with rough skin after a long, dry winter, but long for it to be soft and smooth, you need to apply a little āelbow grease.ā
Egg Mask Recipes
By Janice Cox
My grandmother applied an egg mask to her face once a week to keep her skin fresh and glowing, and you can make variations based on your skin type.
Live The Good Life with GRIT!
At GRIT, we have a tradition of respecting the land that sustains rural America. That's why we want you to save money and trees by subscribing to GRIT through our automatic renewal savings plan. By paying now with a credit card, you save an additional $6 and get 6 issues of GRIT for only $16.95 (USA only).
Or, Bill Me Later and send me one year of GRIT for just $22.95!
