Historic Uses of Honey
Written by Ruth O’Neill: Humans have been collecting honey for 9,000 years, perhaps longer, primarily for food or drink, but also for medicines, cosmetics, and as a preservative. Some of… Read more
The Spartan Mosquito Eradicator
Mosquito season is here. But don’t give up your backyard without a fight! We have the scoop on what could quite possibly be the best way to eliminate mosquitoes this… Read more
Hardening Transplants
Guest Article By Cheryl Moore-Gough: Springtime weather is gorgeous! The sun is shining, there’s little wind, and you’re in the mood to plant something! So, you run to the local… Read more
Bee-Friendly Flowers
Written by Ruth O’Neill. Beyond their economic utility as pollinators, honey bees are fascinating animals to watch as they go about their daily routine of foraging for pollen and nectar…. Read more
How to Grow an Upside Down Tomato Plant
Farmers discovered years ago that tomatoes can grow really well if you plant them upside down. Today, there are plenty of good upside down planters on the market. The only… Read more
Murdoch’s Top 10 Must-Haves for Dog Owners
We know that your dogs are so much more than just pets. Some are workers, protectors, guides, or therapists. Some hold us accountable to a routine, serve as our personal… Read more
Monthly Equine Wellness Calendar
This article was provided and sponsored by Zoetis, an educational leader in the equine industry. Zoetis provides best-in-class equine wellness solutions, ranging from vaccines and dewormers, to pain and sedation products. Every… Read more
Backyard Beekeeping Supplies List
Exactly how much stuff does it take to become a beekeeper? And what is all of it used for? We pulled together a pretty comprehensive list of the beekeeping supplies… Read more
