ABC News’ Ginger Zee reports from North Carolina on how farmers are using rock dust to enrich soil and help remove carbon from the atmosphere.

Soil that is low in nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium can result in a poor or sick plant yield. Fortunately, a special ...

It, Lou Manfredini, joins John Williams to inform listeners about organic fertilizers for new plants at home. Lou talks about which products to use when transplanting existing ...

Tariffs between Canada and the U.S. threaten farmers on both sides of the trade war, CAAR says, but the real hits may not be ...

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

The first thing to do is to give your yard a good raking. This will allow you to get all sticks, leaves and old grass removed from your yard. Put what you raked in a compost pile.

Researchers at the Salk Institute have discovered a way to make soil fungus work harder, delivering more nutrients to plants.

Dissolve Epsom salt in water and pour it into your basil to enrich the soil with magnesium. This will help the plant sprout ...

The animals graze the vegetation into a picturesque turf, fertilize the soil with their dung and disperse seeds over large ...

Mulch is something that is applied to the soil surface. It can be organic (pine straw, bark, wood chips, leaves) or inorganic ...