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Plant Now for a Fall Harvest!

Cover Crops for Fall: A sustainable way to build and protect your soil

Our new Four Season Growing section highlights many varieties and products that will allow you to enjoy garden-fresh food long after summer's end. You'll also find articles with valuable information about how to extend the season, increase your harvest, save seed, and much more.

The newest issue of The Cutting Edge offers articles on sustainable beekeeping and biodiesel production at our Research Farm and Gardens, increasing your garden's late sumer fertility, the fifth in our series of Farmer Interviews, a book review, and more.

Spinach for Fall
Carrots

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Braising Greens
Braising Greens

Fast-growing varieties perfect for steaming, stir-frying and soups... Buy Now

"Beta" Beets
Garden Discovery Collection

Mid-summer plantings yield nutritious food for winter...
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Gourmet Greens
Gourmet Greens

Successive plantings ensure salad through summer and fall...
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Becoming Carbon Neutral
Seeds of Change announces its commitment to becoming...
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IFOAM Conference
1st IFOAM International Conference on Organic Animal and Plant Breeding...
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The Consumer's Union calculated that a person eating a 3.5 oz. serving of fresh U.S. grown spinach has as an 8.1% chance of ingesting residues of at least one pesticide at a level exceeding the federal government's "Safe Daily Dose".

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