We’ve all heard of DIY crafts—but have you ever tried DIY fertilizers? These all-natural plant boosters can be whipped up in ...

David Chang's culinary exploration in India led him to appreciate the traditional use of cow dung as fuel, influencing the slow and gentle cooking methods. While controversial, cow dung has historical ...

For years a textile mill gave farmers its sewage sludge as free fertilizer. Today the land is full of “forever chemicals.” ...

A stunning evergreen flowering vine with thorny, branching stems, the bougainvillea is native to South America. Technically a ...

Natural fertilizer can come from the store or your own kitchen. Scraps from citrus, bananas, and apples make great ...

The liquid that breached the CJ Bio America facility on April 14 was a fermentation byproduct used in making animal feed, not fertilizer, the company said in a statement Saturday evening. According to ...

The training conducted by the Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO), Horticulture Research and Training Institute (HORTI), and the Benguet State University (BSU), gave participants a chance to have hands ...

Malawian scientists have developed a groundbreaking urine-based organic fertilizer that could help struggling farmers boost ...

If you've invested a lot of time or money on your garden, you'll want to enjoy it fully minus the pesky flying critters.

By now, you’ve probably had to crank up the lawnmower and give your lawn its first cut in a while.

Homemade fertilisers are a great way to provide your Tulsi plant with the nutrients it needs to grow. Here are some simple ...

Opt for a well-draining mix, such as cactus soil with added orchid bark or perlite. Hoyas like slightly tight quarters, so ...