Many gardeners think it’s just folklore, but science actually explains why certain plants grow better together. In this video, we share the best scientifically-backed companion plants for tomatoes and ...

The process is an easy way to ensure better crops. Gardener shares 'game changer' plant-growing method that helps harvests ...

Lauren David is a Chilean-American writer with over 14 years of gardening experience. She has written about food, nutrition, gardening and more for numerous publications including Allrecipes, Greatist ...

pointed out that in the guise of the rotation water supply to specified channels is suspended for two to three weeks to the detriment of the crop cultivation. The regime is under implementation ...

With high costs and low prices for their crops, soybean and corn farmers were already nervous as they planned for planting season this year. Tariffs aren’t helping. Credit...Video by Kc McGinnis ...

Farmers intending to plant a fall crop such as winter wheat or hybrid rye ... be prepared for possible outbreaks of pink mould/fusarium head blight in either crop in such a rotation. Growing crops ...

The first phase of this effort, a phase one 319 grant, ended Dec. 31, 2024, and reimbursed watershed farmers for conservation crop rotation at $111 an acre, multispecies cover at $45 an acre, and ...

“We make sure to give emerging plants the best chance for nutrient uptake, and that means preventing weeds from gaining an early foothold,” Little says. “There’s a much better chance for a healthier ...

Companion planting is a gardener’s strategy to grow one plant next to another for support, for protection and to keep the soil healthy. The correct match of fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers ...

When it comes to companion planting, not all gardeners and scientists agree on the practice's effectiveness. Some studies report on the benefits of growing two plants together, while others show ...

Because gardeners have been planting certain crops together for nearly as long as they’ve been planting practically anything, companion planting can be as much of an art as it is a science: “Some ...