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Want a family-sustaining crop of kale into winter, or a full square-foot of space packed with sixteen miniature kale plant (for salad)? That’s all in … Read more

Gardeners get a certain kind of panic in July. The packet promises: Two zucchini seeds are all it takes to feed a family of four. … Read more

If you’re like most farmers, you think in terms of population but plant in terms of spacing and when you actualy count plants in a … Read more

Moving from theory into the field turns your spreadsheet into something of a liability. The spreadsheet becomes a physical liability, you have land, rooted cuttings, … Read more

When you’re growing tea, each inch of ground matters; this is no longer just a garden, its a business. You might wonder how many tea … Read more

If you’re planning an orchard of papayas, you’ve got some things to consider. What area do you want to use? Which variety are you interested … Read more

When you have a set amount of money, a limited plot of land, and particular plant requirements, it’s time to plant your acre of roses. … Read more

When planning your moringa farm, understand this: The amount of seedlings you plant is not necessarily equal to number who will live long enough to … Read more

On the ground, all those concrete posts and tidy rows makes dragon fruit farming seem like child’s play. But that ordered surface conceals a complex … Read more

Planting cocoa are less about throwing seeds at the ground and more about engineering a living system; you’re planning an orchard. You’re creating a system … Read more

Sowing peppers sounds straightforward enough… Just dig a hole and drop in a seedling (but when you’re planting acres of them), things get complicated fast. … Read more