Tag: sustainability

Do You Need To Soak Your Microgreen Seeds?

Do You Need To Soak Your Microgreen Seeds?

The purpose of this article, is to find out if you actually need to soak microgreen seeds prior to planting. Pre-soaking seeds is practiced because it softens the protective shell of the seeds and allows them to germinate easier. But do we NEED to soak 

How to Build a Raised Garden Bed For Beginners

How to Build a Raised Garden Bed For Beginners

In this article, you will learn a quick and inexpensive way to build a raised garden bed. This step-by-step tutorial will walk you through the supplies you will need, and how to build your own raised bed today! This time of year, right now, is 

10 Incredible Quick Facts about Honeybees

10 Incredible Quick Facts about Honeybees

We eat a lot of honey in my house. We literally go through about 4-5 pounds per week. I have a spoonful every morning and I have energy until the afternoon! It is an amazing agricultural product (​see our recent article on ​ 8 Little 

How To Re-Pot Your Indoor Seedlings the Right Way

How To Re-Pot Your Indoor Seedlings the Right Way

Are your seedlings outgrowing their starter pots? If the weather is still too cold to plant outside, you may have to transfer them to bigger pots until it warms up. If you haven’t done this before, don’t worry. Today we are going to talk about 

10​ Reasons Why ​Ag​ ​Education  Should Be a Top Priority

10​ Reasons Why ​Ag​ ​Education Should Be a Top Priority

There are SO many reasons why Ag education should be a top priority. The FFA organization is celebrating its 90th anniversary soon, and in that time has grown to 670,000 members​. Obviously, Agricultural Education is nothing new. But as of late it has been widely 

8 Little-Known Facts About Honey

8 Little-Known Facts About Honey

Oh, sweet honey. You may have heard it referred to as liquid gold, and this couldn’t be more accurate. Honey is one of nature’s most valuable gifts for so many reasons, and its uses go way beyond just sweetening your coffee. Here are 8 interesting 

How To Tell if a Chicken Egg is Bad

How To Tell if a Chicken Egg is Bad

Have you ever pulled a carton of eggs out of the fridge and had to wonder if they were still good or not? Whether you’re cooking, baking, or just plain starving, you need to know NOW. Luckily, I have the answer for you! In his 

How to Grow, Harvest, & Cure Garlic

How to Grow, Harvest, & Cure Garlic

In this article, I will walk you through how to grow, cure, and harvest your own garlic right in your backyard! Garlic has been used for centuries as food, as medicine, as a food preservative and in many cultures to ward off evil spirits, werewolves, 

Plant Your Herbs Indoors With Paper Pots

Plant Your Herbs Indoors With Paper Pots

Learn how to plant your garden herbs in paper pots with biodegradable starter pots made from recycled newspaper. It’s that time of year again and I couldn’t be more excited! Now is the time we actually start to get some seeds planted. It’s recommended to 

The Power and the Promise

The Power and the Promise

By Terry Wheeler Once when I was walking with my father I saw a dandelion that had grown up through a six-inch, concrete sidewalk. I was amazed. My father told me that, that was the power of nature. It is unstoppable. In the movie Jurassic