Growing your vegetables is a great thing! Having your vegetable garden is neat as it doesn’t require you to buy your own constantly. Furthermore, you grow only the vegetables you need and you will also be satisfied with the fact that they come all natural. But what many people face with when having their vegetable … Read more
Nematode resistance genes open opportunities for farmers “When I start a breeding program, and I’m looking for new traits, the first things I look at are old varieties,” said Richard Fery, a plant geneticist with USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) in Charleston, S.C. Ferry has been working with peppers and cowpeas for 40 years. The … Read more
Both annual and perennial plants have their place in the garden, each offering bountiful blooms when located in the right spot. Some may be planted for unusual foliage, but most grow for the beauty of the flowers. While most perennials return every spring, generally annuals die in the fall. Some annuals only live through spring … Read more
Nowadays, when pollution is increasing, growing fruits and vegetables is becoming more and more popular. And that goes for personal needs in order to eat healthy for the needs of your family, and for commercial purposes. There is a great demand for healthy, organic foods. Things that were once available to everyone have become very … Read more
Erosion sometimes can be a real nightmare. Whether you are trying to have a beautiful lawn in front of your house, or you are trying to make your garden look good, erosion can cause you trouble. It really doesn’t matter if you have a small piece of land or you have an enormous property, erosion … Read more