Community Gardens – who, what, where, when and how. If you’d like to join the growing number of New Hampshire people growing some of their own food and enjoy the benefits of exercise, connecting with the earth, and financial savings, but don’t have a plot of land to use, consider joining a community garden! Find [...]

When Helen Brody wrote her popular book, New Hampshire From Farm to Kitchen: A unique exploration of New Hampshire farms and their products in 30 profiles and 118 recipes, which was published in 2004, she was frustrated not to be able to include more farms and farmers. Now she has found a way to tell [...]

The Northeast chapter of Sustainable Agriculture and Research and Education has launched a new site www.nesare.org with more resources for applicants and grantees.

Much information how climate change may impact your garden and crops can be found through the Boston Area Climate Experiment at www.ecosystems.umb.edu/bace.html report.
The hardiness zone from the National Arbor Day foundation (www.arborday.org/treeinfo/zonelookup.cfm) shows much of the Northeast a zone warmer and the average growing season has increased in the Northeast by eight days between 1900 [...]