Tag Archive for: Fruit

Stephanie Kasper's rainwater harvesting system

When in Drought, Plan It Out: Rain Harvesting

By Stephanie Kasper, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Program…
Cereal rye cover crop

Episode 304. Phosphorus and the Beauty of Biology 

In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Agriculture Specialists…
Arkansas Black apples

Apples: Organic Production Guide

blake's pride pear

Pears: Organic Production

peaches

Peaches: Organic and Low-Spray Production

High Tunnel Grapes: Establishment

Strawberries: Organic Production

 
closeup of hand holding Jumbo muscadine grapes

Fruit Trees, Bushes, and Vines for Natural Growing in the Ozarks

Loquat

Native and Naturalized Plants of South Texas for Urban Food Forests

I'm a Californian born and raised, so writing a blog about native and naturalized South Texas plants is one thing I never thought I'd do. But this spring I got the opportunity to go to Texas for an entire month, to work on an urban agroforestry project, and during that time I fell in love with its amazing native and naturalized plants.
Katherine Favor, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist
Unsprayed Carman grapes

Grapes in High Tunnels Can Greatly Reduce Pesticide Use and Increase Yields

As a young, would-be organic farmer in the early 1970s, I drooled over the nursery catalog photographs of plump, succulent bunches of grapes as if they were the very essence and promise of good farming and good health. The genus containing grapes is Vitis, a word from the proto-Indo-European root, which means “living or life itself.” Wow. Grapes=life itself!
By Guy K. Ames, NCAT Horticulture Specialist
Hands holding organic strawberries from Canada

Virtual Farm Tour: Risk Management at Appel Farms

In this video, farmers Travis and Mandy Appel detail their specialty…

Virtual Farm Tour: Risk Management at Ames Orchard and Nursery

Hear from farmer Guy Ames, owner of Ames Orchard and Nursery…

Tag Archive for: Fruit

Stephanie Kasper's rainwater harvesting system

When in Drought, Plan It Out: Rain Harvesting

By Stephanie Kasper, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Program…
Cereal rye cover crop

Episode 304. Phosphorus and the Beauty of Biology 

In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Agriculture Specialists…
Arkansas Black apples

Apples: Organic Production Guide

blake's pride pear

Pears: Organic Production

peaches

Peaches: Organic and Low-Spray Production

High Tunnel Grapes: Establishment

Strawberries: Organic Production

 
closeup of hand holding Jumbo muscadine grapes

Fruit Trees, Bushes, and Vines for Natural Growing in the Ozarks

Loquat

Native and Naturalized Plants of South Texas for Urban Food Forests

I'm a Californian born and raised, so writing a blog about native and naturalized South Texas plants is one thing I never thought I'd do. But this spring I got the opportunity to go to Texas for an entire month, to work on an urban agroforestry project, and during that time I fell in love with its amazing native and naturalized plants.
Katherine Favor, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist
Unsprayed Carman grapes

Grapes in High Tunnels Can Greatly Reduce Pesticide Use and Increase Yields

As a young, would-be organic farmer in the early 1970s, I drooled over the nursery catalog photographs of plump, succulent bunches of grapes as if they were the very essence and promise of good farming and good health. The genus containing grapes is Vitis, a word from the proto-Indo-European root, which means “living or life itself.” Wow. Grapes=life itself!
By Guy K. Ames, NCAT Horticulture Specialist
Hands holding organic strawberries from Canada

Virtual Farm Tour: Risk Management at Appel Farms

In this video, farmers Travis and Mandy Appel detail their specialty…

Virtual Farm Tour: Risk Management at Ames Orchard and Nursery

Hear from farmer Guy Ames, owner of Ames Orchard and Nursery…