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Deborah Madison explains how growing her own ingredients makes mealtime truly nourishing.
OG wins garden writers awards
Organic Gardening Wins Three Garden Writers Association Media Awards
Gayla Trail, creator of yougrowgirl.com and author of You Grow Girl: The Ground-breaking Guide to Gardening, lives and gardens in Toronto.
Learn about organic beekeeping and how it boosts your health.
Styrofoam cups will replace biodegradable materials as the Republican-led House focuses on cutting other programs that protect human and environmental health.
green gift ideas for dad
You can honor your father with gifts that aren’t bad for Mother Earth.
Ward off bad moods with a mood-boosting backyard garden.
Americans obsess about food, and marketers feed off that obsession. It’s an unhealthy cycle that needs to end, Michael Pollan says.
mice know that hard work equals better tasting food.
Gardeners know it to be true, and science is starting to prove it.
Regardless of what the critics say, we can feed the world with sustainable organics.
The time is now to jump off the industrial treadmill.
prisoners in chicago learn to be gardeners
The garden at Chicago’s Cook County Sheriff’s Boot Camp gives incarcerated men the skills to grow vegetables—and potentially new lives.
Not everything at farmers’ markets is organic or local. Make sure you ask the right questions.
A new study adds nerve damage to possible side effects of DEET insect repellents, but there are safer alternatives.
The New Agrarians are the next generation of organic farmers, and they need our help.
Food prices are going up there are ways to get around it.
Is vegetarianism dead?
A resolute avoider of meat reconsiders her beliefs.
Often touted as eco-friendly alternatives to hamburgers, some veggie burgers are certainly not "green."
move closer to personal independence by growing a garden
Robert Rodale’s editorial from the September 1976 issue of Organic Gardening and Farming about personal independence
La Vida Locavore: Food revolutionary Joan Dye Gussow
Food revolutionary Joan Dye Gussow
Lifetime readers share their memories of OG
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