Rebecca's Three "F"s

October is prime garlic planting time in many areas. Learn how to find, prep, and plant your garlic.

The first frosts signal the end of the growing season for many gardeners. What do you do once your harvest is finished? Here are a few things to consider when putting your garden away for the winter.

A discussion about handling pest pressure in an organic garden, and a story about our days fishing the Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular this year.

I woke up to our first frost of the season today. It's depressing, but it really signals the changing seasons. Here are some tips for caring for your garden at this time of the year, when you can wind it up, or keep it going with cold loving crops.

I used to scoff at people who told me how awesome anime was. Then my sister got me hooked on Naruto and I got sucked into anime fandom. Here's how it happened and a few of my favorite anime shows to watch.

A conversation on the weekend made me realize that I'm not always the best advocate for agriculture, but I did speak up this time and share my perspective. You can do a lot to help your local farmers by speaking up about your experience. Also, a brief rundown on what's going on around the farm and on the water (fishing - woohoo!).

Preserve the harvest and make that fresh food from your garden or your local farmer last all year long. Now is the time to be putting your extra food away by canning, freezing, and more. Here are some tips for getting started.

You planted tomatoes this year and they are growing great, but now what? Is there more you should be doing? Here are my tips for tomato care. Also, a quick rundown of what's going on around the farm. This episode was recorded while I was sick, so enjoy the voice!

After a minor (fortunately) injury and being laid up for a little bit, I realized the big impact of an injury to a small farm. Also, a recap of the Durham Herb Fair, what we're planting, and a turkey update.

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If you grow a garden, succession planting is a great way to get an abundant harvest. What is it? Why should you do it? Here are tips for successful succession planting.