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Amish Paste tomatoes and peppers in a fabric bag.

Home

Gardener ignored 9 tomato and 9 pepper plants and then picked 5 pounds of tomatoes in a morning

Three turkeys in a fenced-in yard.

Food

Raising 3 backyard Thanksgiving turkeys cost $221, and the meat still felt worth it

A Los Angeles renter says a container garden they created in a shared backyard could soon be removed after the landlord objected that no permission had been given.

Home

Los Angeles renter's food garden in a trashed common yard is being thrown out by landlord

A person points at a mechanism in a wooden structure with dirt and a person nearby.

Home

DIY compost sifter gets a vibrating upgrade, and now it's all 'dump and roll'

A garden with various plants, including rows of green beans, corn, and other vegetables, surrounded by trees.

Home

On a steep hillside, this 'garden' is cranking out 20-plus pounds of produce a day

A bear scaling balconies.

Outdoors

Tennessee black bear raids cabin balcony, steals Publix bag, and hustles it to waiting cub

A volunteer helps a person load items into an SUV at a food distribution site.

Food

In California, hundreds wait for free groceries each week, and many never saw hunger coming

Two people hold various types of corn, with one wearing a white lab coat and the other a USDA shirt.

Food

Missouri researchers turn purple corn into a natural food dye that could replace Red 40

A rooftop garden.

Home

Tomato plants hate 90-degree heat, and old patio umbrellas can save the harvest

A white goose with an orange beak is visible through a wire fence.

Food

Brazil outlaws foie gras sales and production, ending imports from France

A black and white speckled chicken stands among several brown chickens in a barn setting.

Home

Connecticut homeowner who gave eggs to a senior center must give up 20 hens over zoning cap

Two trash bins, one blue and one brown, overflow with discarded bread on a paved surface next to a building.

Food

Australian families throw away about $2,000 in food a year, and bread tops the waste list