Tiny Holes: A Maddening Tale of Battling the Flea Beetle
I looked around my garden, and there were tiny holes on my broccoli, eggplant, collards, cabbage, and of course my prized arugula. I poured through my arugula with a fine-toothed comb until [...]
Growing Expert Talks Companion Planting
My favorite techniques are coupling classic garden crops like cabbage with aromatic culinary herbs like dill, and a smattering of green onions. The dill and onions can distract certain garden [...]
Mastery Begins with the Basics
Any culinary school or program, not just the CIA, starts with fundamentals and core competencies. We drill these basics until we can do them in our sleep. Classes that focus on knife work, [...]
Army Veteran Leaves Legacy at Turner Farm
In March, See took over the Veteran Garden, growing garlic, peppers, tomatoes and various leaf vegetables for sale at local markets, the Turner Farm Market and to restaurants.