A fertile spiritual imagination can grow faithful dreams or toxic weeds. Here’s how to spot and uproot the ones that don’t ...

When Tom Speirs decided to use some of his farmland to attract more bees and butterflies, he had a good adviser.

Wyatt Nance, 15, needed a project that benefits the community to become an Eagle Scout. He set his sights on an entire ...

The top leaves of purple deadnettle are reddish-purple ... weak host for soybean cyst nematode. This weed can easily be mistaken for field pennycress; however, shepherd’s purse’s oblong ...

Rocky View County officials are warning landowners to be on the lookout for a deceptively attractive but highly invasive plant threatening pastures and hay fields in the region’s northwest. Field ...

When Ron LaBarte, one of the township supervisors in Farmington Township, had a friend call up and ask about the Union Grove Cemetery, he had never heard of it. LIke a good friend, he looked it up and ...

Irish arable farmer Samuel Deane is successfully growing fungicide-free crops on what is considered the very limit of viable ...

President Trump’s assertions that federal troops have saved the city from destruction did not appear to reflect reality.

purple, pink or sometimes white flowers in midsummer, followed by fluffy seedheads. What to Know: This perennial weed spreads by seeds and a migrating root system. Despite the name, it’s ...

From a neglected strip of public land, Los Angeles resident documents her effort on Instagram to create a habitat for colorful California native plants ...

Summer and all the running, jumping and playing does not have a corner on the market of finding a bruise on your body when you get in the shower.

Watching for the right signs can help an alfalfa grower to take corrective action when addressing deficiencies, Ben Beckman writes.