Many of your favorite fruits and vegetables carry two to three times the pesticide residue when grown out of season. Some produce should only be bought in the organic aisle.
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Imprelis is the culprit in at least 46 lawsuits filed over the damage the herbicide inflicted on evergreen trees, bushes and other plants
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Tomatoland explores the true cost of the American tomato: the science, the breeding, and believe it or not, the modern day slavery.
Food Rules by Michael Pollan has been re-issued with wonderful illustrations by artist Maira Kalman.
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“Eat Local” means buying everything for your holiday meals fresh from local growers, from the meats through the pies.
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Tree leaves that fall every autumn make fantastic compost or mulch to feed your garden plants. Here’s how to use them.
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Plant Propagation from AHS is a marvelous edition, with all of the information you need to create new plants from your favorite specimens.
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Video of Michael Pollan on The Colbert Report promoting his new book “Food Rules, An Eater’s Manual”.
Snow that falls in October can devastate trees. Learn how you can reduce the chance of damage to your trees when a fall snowstorm strikes.
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Rototilling doesn’t benefit a garden. It creates more weeds and damages soil structure and organisms that takes months to reverse.
Rototilling Your Organic Garden: More Harm Than Good? Read More »