How your cup of tea is prepared and what you add to it may have an effect on the health benefits, too. New research has revealed that up to two cups of unsweetened tea a day reduces the risk of heart ...

Keeping plants healthy and flourishing doesn’t always require expensive, store-bought fertilisers. In fact, you can make your own natural fertilisers using common ingredients found in your kitchen.

Are you a cost-cutting pothos owner? Save money on fertilizer by making it at home from a common waste product that's usually ...

Nothing beats the satisfaction of having a nice cup of tea  – except maybe sipping a custom blend you grew and harvested from your very own garden. The Peninsula is suitable for cultivating many ...

Store-bought fertilizer is expensive and rife with other chemicals. You can make your own easily. If you like onions on your ...

Now that the holidays are over, the decorations are put away and scenes of dreary, wintry weather dance in our heads, one ...

Save dried Christmas tree needles as a free, effective mulch that won’t change your soil’s pH. Gather fallen needles to use around shrubs and perennials for moisture retention. Boil fresh green ...

A companion bill to the Fertilizer Research Act has been introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. The House version, sponsored by U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson (R-IA), echoes the same goal ...

Mark Mueller is a fourth-generation farmer from Bremer County producing no-till corn, soybeans, alfalfa, specialty beans, forage rye and corn for silage. He serves as the Iowa Corn Growers Association ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You might have seen a recent TikTok video by Solarpunkfarmer, which drew attention to a Korean gardening technique that has been catching on.