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By Althea Godfrey
The many warm days over the last two weeks have gotten me into the garden, and what a luscious indulgence that is.
Whether you have your own garden or can reap the benefits of another's, the holidays are an opportunity to celebrate and elaborate on local flavors.
Hot and spicy or meek and mild — all types of peppers have their fans. This month Rogue Valley peppers start to mature.
Here's a delicious dish that any meat-eater will love — just don't tell them it's healthy, too!
Put your kids in charge of recycling at home. If you make it a project and let them be in charge, we'll bet that you'll significantly reduce the amount of trash that goes to the landfill.
What's most impressive about recycled and eco-friendly products is that each one was once a completely different item. I know; that's obvious. But stop and think about it. It's amazing.
A garden or farm should operate like nature, by being fruitful, vigorous and varied with all kinds of plants and bugs — and not getting plowed every spring or trying to function like a factory,...
Most of us want to find ways to go green and maintain a budget. We need our dollars to go as far as possible.
That aging computer you bought for $600 five years ago could cost you an additional $500 if you fail to recycle it under provisions of a new Oregon law that takes effect Jan. 1.
NEW YORK — Solar technology is going where it has never gone before: onto the shelves at retail stores where do-it-yourselfers can now plunk a panel into a shopping cart and bring it home to...
At Blue Fox Farm, the tractor is old but the fuel is new.
It's a sure sign that Christmas is coming.
It's an old secret our grandmothers knew very well: There's no need to spend hundreds of dollars a year on exotic cleaning products full of questionable chemicals.
AKRON, Ohio — Home builder Lance Schmidt hears it all the time: Green building costs more.