Honeybees aren’t the only game in town—and there’s a lot you can do to help the thousands of species of native bees out there! The post Pollinator Spotlight: Getting to Know The ‘Other’ Bees appeared first on Hobby Farms.
Some people suggest saffron is a spice made of red gold. We ask three important questions: what makes it so special, why is it so expensive and should we try to adapt it for growing in CEA? Zafferano Siciliano Crocus…
With so many bottles crowding the shelves of your favorite wine shop or grocery store, it’s hard to know what wines you might like, especially when the label doesn’t even tell you the kind of grape is in the bottle.…
If you raise hogs and know how to butcher your own pig carcasses, you can enjoy delicious and cost-effective meat products year-round! The post Butcher A Pig Carcass For A Bountiful Homestead Harvest appeared first on Hobby Farms.
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Like a lot of his fellow tradesmen, Ty Swift is almost giddy about doing business in Kitsap and Jefferson counties. “It’s a good spot for business,” says the 46-year-old CEO of Swift Plumbing & Heating Inc. in Kingston. “There’s a…
683: Pollinators & Wildflowers. A chat with an expert on seeds. At least ten times a year we have a live Seed Saving Class with Bill McDorman, the Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance, Ketchum, Idaho. He got…
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Sakata Seed America has officially announced two new business establishments in California’s major agricultural centers: Salinas Valley and Woodland, California. Since 1988, Sakata Seed America has operated its North American headquarters in Morgan Hill, California. The company recently initiated plans…
