You might not believe that until the 1930s, most of the peanut crop in the US was used to feed animals, given how popular they are as a snack. Since the late 1800s, the USDA has been trying to get people to eat them, but it took a while for their work to pay off. … Read more
If spider mites get bad enough, they will kill the leaves on tomato plants. This will make the plant weaker and lower the number and quality of fruits it makes. Can you identify a spider mite on your tomato plant?. Produced by the Department of Communications at Kansas State University. For more information, visit our … Read more
Learning how to plant onions is one of the easiest gardening tasks you can do. Onions are easy to grow and the rewards are delicious. You can grow a good crop if you know when to plant, whether to use onion sets or seeds, and how to get the soil ready. When spring comes, little … Read more
Roma Tomato seeds are an outstanding option for amateur and seasoned gardeners and farmers. It’s great for many canning, preserving, and pureeing tasks because it has a high yield, solid pulp, mild flavor, and doesn’t get diseases. Start Organic Roma Tomato seeds indoors in a sunny location 6 weeks prior to warm weather. Transplant outdoors … Read more
Figs have held significance in numerous cultures over the years due to their distinct taste and texture. To fully appreciate and consume them at their best, it’s essential to understand their ripening process. This article gives an in-depth look at fig harvesting, introduces the fig ripening chart, and gives advice on how to tell when … Read more