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Traditional farming methods that have been used for the past hundred years or so have done more to harm the environment than we ever...

"More than 40% of insect species are declining and a third are endangered. The rate of extinction is eight times faster than that of...

The garden hibernates. Dried stalks and leafless shrubs stand out against a light dusting of snow. Nature and the gardener draw a breath...

It is going to take all of me not to quote the entirety of the new film "Kiss the Ground" in this blog, due to the incredible magnitude...

Learn the basics of scrap gardening and how you can DIY today

Summer will always be the time to enjoy a beautiful green lawn. Unfortunately, the increasing summer heat is making it all the more...

People always ask me why I put on my resumé that I grew up on a working dairy farm. It’s simple. In those days (1950’s), dairy farms...

1) Microbes naturally occur in your soil. A single handful of soil is teeming with life – it can have tens of thousands of different...

It is estimated that 80 billion pounds of food is wasted per year in the US. This makes up 30-40% of the US food supply. Food waste is a...

We continue our blog series on regenerative agriculture with a discussion on permaculture

"This is our third session using Terreplenish. Whenever we’ve tested the nitrogen stalk, the residual nitrogen found was around 400 parts...

Over generations, our soil has been depleted of its natural nutrients and biological balance, making it susceptible to disease and pests,...

#terreplenish, #nitrogenfixing, #nitrogenfixation, #organicfarming, #cannabis, #hemp, #organicagriculture, #soilmicrobes,...

"The vast majority of garden seeds won't do for the microgreens gardener. But navigating the seed catalogs won't be intimidating if you...

Do you ever stop and wonder if there is other growing medium out there? What if it turned out that all this time you've been missing the...

#growing #indoorfarming #outdoorfarming #terreplenish #beneficial #microorganisms Nick Greens Grow Team learned about the secret sauce...

by Cathy Scratch Since the soil is teeming with life too small to see, it is easy to do a lot of damage to its structure and composition...

By Cathy Scratch The garden hibernates. Dried stalks and leafless shrubs stand out against a light dusting of snow. Nature and the...

Even though many significant advances have been made in modern horticultural techniques that allow for more sustainable production...