If a global catastrophe suddenly led to a nuclear winter, millions of people could starve. But now, scientists have figured out what crops we would need to grow to sustain a city if such a calamitous ...

We all know peppers are now like gold; very costly! Peppers, both hot and sweet varieties, are excellent crops for home gardens. They thrive in warm conditions and can be grown in pots or directly in ...

For marketability and for shelf-life, keep certain crops out of the same space. Onions affect the taste of apples and ...

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Farmers are working harder than ever to grow food, but the math keeps changing. Temperatures are rising faster than crops can keep up, and adaptation isn't closing the gap. Carbon Brief reported on ...

Despite being a fourth-generation farmer, Oliver Collingham says he is now questioning whether to plant any crops in 2026.

In an era of escalating water-shortage concerns and shrinking resources, a provocative question looms: Is growing food in the desert a waste of water? For some, the sight of sprawling farmland in arid ...

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Sugar beets and spinach are the best vegetables to grow if you live in a temperate, midsize city during a nuclear winter, a new study suggests, while wheat and carrots are recommended for industrial ...