Urban Landscape Inspirations from Native Plant Communities Wednesday, May 4, 7-8:30pm
Hosted by Grow Native Massachusetts
Online and Free, Register at: https://www.grownativemass.org/Our-Programs/evenings-experts
Event Details :
Whether at ground level or high above the city streets, growing plants in an urban setting imposes stress, both for the [continue reading]
Archive for Urban Homesteading
Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop | Westhampton | February 26
Feb
21
2022
Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop Saturday, February 26, 1-3pm
At Bee Forage Farm 42 Mine Road, Westhampton, MA
Tickets $25: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fruit-tree-pruning-workshop-tickets-261369722877
FaceBook Event Details :
With fruit trees still in winter dormancy, now is the time to prune. Are you ready to learn the techniques [continue reading]
At Bee Forage Farm 42 Mine Road, Westhampton, MA
Tickets $25: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fruit-tree-pruning-workshop-tickets-261369722877
FaceBook Event Details :
With fruit trees still in winter dormancy, now is the time to prune. Are you ready to learn the techniques [continue reading]
The Cultivator – Spring 2020
Jun
12
2020
The Spring 2020 Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly newsletter, is now available online.
The post The Cultivator – Spring 2020 appeared first on Cornucopia Institute . [continue reading]
The post The Cultivator – Spring 2020 appeared first on Cornucopia Institute . [continue reading]
Avoid These Autumn Garden Mistakes
Sep
7
2016

8 Gardening Mistakes You Make Every Fall
Rodale’s Organic Life
by Rebecca Straus
Source: Bill [continue reading]
Big Drop in Neonics in Pollinator Plants at Big Box Stores
Aug
31
2016

Big drop found in neonicotinoid content of home stores’ ‘bee-friendly’ flowers
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New Certification Program for Growing Cannabis
Aug
31
2016

MOFGA Announces Clean Cannabis Certification Program
Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association [continue reading]
Beekeepers’ Pesticides May Hinder Bees’ Digestion
Aug
23
2016
Cornucopia’s Take: Pesticides applied to keep bees safe from parasites like Varroa mites have been found to alter bees’ gut microbiota. Growing evidence in the beekeeping world points to using management techniques to control pests and safeguard bee health.
Pesticides used to help bees may actually harm them [continue reading]
Pesticides used to help bees may actually harm them [continue reading]