Joey gives tips on planting corn for best success, no dig potatoes planting and making a trellis for peas.

Another week of inexplicable baseball sized hail coming out of nowhere. As well as tornado swarms tearing up several towns in several states. Meanwhile meteorologists continue to offer no explanation of why or how this could possibly be happening like clockwork, other than showing made-up graphics of zig-zagging jet streams and blaming ‘warm moist’ air […]

“Conventional” agriculture requires ever-increasing inputs and energy into the system to maintain production, while natural systems reduce the disturbances in the system, while increasing production. Historically, soil science ignored or dismissed soil life as important, in a large part because the methods used to study organisms in soil were mis-leading, inaccurate and missed about 99% […]

Reports claim that a Colorado court took a woman’s kid from her simply because she mentioned ‘chemtrails’ (geoengineering) at her daughter’s school. Can this really happen? TrutherGirl investigates!

How to plant a back to Eden garden:

Three more workers sought medical attention after inhaling radioactive fumes at the Hanford Site in Washington State. This comes one week after 19 workers were sent for medical evaluations in the vicinity of a leaking nuclear waste tank, which was being transferred. RT America’s Alexey Yaroshevsky reports from the scene.

In this episode, John builds a raised bed garden on a budget and with no tools (except a scissors) and shares with you in detail how you can start growing your own food today without any prior experience. John will share with you many tips in this epsiode which will be especially helpful for beginners […]

In this episode, John will introduce you (and himself) to JRN Nursery that has been selling plants in Houston for 30 years. In this episode, John will share with you this special nursery that has a handful of his favorite tropical, perennial vegetables that can grow year round in Houston, TX and are no-brainers for […]

Today Urban Farmer Curtis Stone takes you on a tour around his passive solar greenhouse.

Attorneys representing more than 500 Flint residents have filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) seeking $220 million in potential damages. But since the water crisis in Michigan gained national attention months ago, the issue of high levels of lead in drinking water supplies has also surfaced elsewhere, with municipalities around the country […]