
Observing the birds outside your window
A simple window or short walk offers an opportunity to connect to the rhythms of the natural world by observing common bird species.

A simple window or short walk offers an opportunity to connect to the rhythms of the natural world by observing common bird species.

As these unprecedented times are navigated, it is important to maintain a nutritious diet at home.

Veterans and active military personnel interested in post-military careers in farming can learn about available resources during a two-day conference in mid-March.

Representatives of Virginia’s leading agricultural organizations will share industry tips and resources during the Virginia Agritourism Conference at the Smithfield Center March 30 through April 1.

One of the secrets to successfully saving money is paying yourself first.

There’s an art to growing berries, and the best place to cultivate knowledge on how to produce this potentially lucrative specialty crop is at the Virginia Berry School.

Community gardens and urban farms seem to sprout up out of nowhere. You can find okra growing at churches, squash at middle schools and green peppers on apartment rooftops.

Veterans are finding new missions as they move from battlefields to agricultural fields, and just like they needed training to become good soldiers, they need preparation to become successful farmers.

Amy’s Garden, a Charles City County cut flower and organic produce operation, has received the sixth annual Carl G. Luebben Soil Health and Water Quality Award for contributions to conservation in Virginia.

It’s a popular holiday tune. “O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, How lovely are thy branches.” But how do you keep the branches looking lovely all season long?
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