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Growing Northern Spy apples is a great choice for anyone who wants a classic variety that is winter hardy and provides fruit for the entire cold season. If you like a well-rounded apple that you can juice, eat fresh, or put into the perfect apple pie consider putting a Northern Spy tree in your yard. Northern Spy Apple Tree Facts So what are Northern Spy apples? Northern Spy is an older variety of apple, developed by a farmer in the early 1800s in Rochester, New York. Wh

“In a world where you can find everything you want to see on Google Images, I think it is important to produce photographs that are disturbing,” says Spohler. “These photos are sort of grim and barren and that’s part of the story.” Spohler says the separation between us and food – from sterile research laboratories in Germany to the plastic landscape of Andalusia’s greenhouses – has never been greater than it is now.

As I was working in our garden planting vegetables this season, I came to the realization that I did not have enough space for all our tomato seedlings. Now, that doesn’t usually bother me because I grow more seedlings than I will plant. However, I was lacking a full bed. Therefore, I went back to my plan and discovered that I over planted carrots, radishes, swiss chard, and arugula. This simple mistake got me thinking of all the mistakes I have made over the years and ho

Imagine a school where inner-city kids spend part of their day in a garden learning to grow and cook organic foods. Sounds pretty amazing, right? Edible Schoolyard is an organization that makes that happen. In Brooklyn, they transformed this elementary school parking lot into a thriving half-acre organic farm. The students here grow, harvest, and cook nearly 160 different vegetables, fruits, herbs, and grains.    Image: Edible Schoolyard NYC – inner-city lot transformed int