Yardfarmers

With time on our hands and food scarcity looming in the near future, there’s no better time than to grow a food garden.

Giving Thanks for All the Yardfarmers Out There…

As we get into the colder months, you may want to see how you can grow food all year round! Read the article for winter gardening tips based on where you live.

Editor’s Note – Explore how others share food and skills throughout the world with the the SHARECITY100 database. There are categories for urban gardens, food swaps, foraging and more. This […]

Did you know that a variety of flowers are actually edible? If so, do you know how to incorporate them into your meals? Find out more below, and think about incorporating them into your upcoming Thanksgiving meal!

Do you ever have extra produce from your yardfarm as the colder months approach? Learn how to preserve them to enjoy throughout the winter.

An urban farming project is providing access to fresh food in food deserts in West Sacramento, CA, and educating people to become farmers in the process.

Figuring out why certain soils keep plant parasites at bay could be a boon for agriculture around the globe.

Enjoy this guest post from Liz Greene on her experience as a beginning gardener.

A new app is connecting farmers to consumers in Spain. The app simplifies order management, coordination between groups, and makes distribution more efficient by minimizing the carbon emissions caused by transport.

Foraging is the simplest type of yardfarming! Luckily, public places to forage are becoming more common. Read more to get ideas on how to start a public food forest in your area.

Think one person can’t start a yardfarming movement? Think again. Seventeen-year-old Katie Stagliano has helped jumpstart 100 gardens in 33 states.