This corn fungal disease is actually a delicacy in Mexican culture—though if you find it in your garden, you'll never get rid of it.
The key to this crop disease is keeping the thrip population under control around your garden.
The larvae of carrot rust flies can leave your beautiful, long, orange (or purple) carrots looking like a mangled mess.
Disease resistance actually comes from plant-made pesticides—yes, chemicals produced by the plants themselves!—and some scientists claim this is impacting our health.
A foe to crops from cucumbers to broccoli, this disease can be prevented with a few simple garden strategies.
If your rose garden is prone to this fungal disease, take steps early to keep it under control.
Trees are an important plant on your farm, whether or not they produce food or income for you. Be on the lookout for these issues and know how to treat them.