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March 24, 2024
Composting tea bags are a great way to reuse them in the garden. Learn more about the benefits of using tea bags for plant growth and how to compost them properly in this article so you can make the m BioPlex developed
November 9, 2023
Once your food scraps have transformed into compost, what do you do then? You don't need to have a garden to make good use of them.
September 24, 2023
Kevin Fortey, from Cwmbran, known as Mr Giant Veg, has broken the record to grow the largest Tomatillo plant.
August 19, 2023
There are so many nuances to what compost tea actually is. This article aims to clarify, teach, and inspire you to learn about compost tea and make it yourself!
April 24, 2023
Compost tea is the process of extracting nutrients and microorganisms from compost and turning them into a liquid you can use on your plants. Here, we share an easy compost tea recipe you can make and use at home.
April 14, 2023
Mayor Mary Carter Flanagan An update on traffic While many residents have complaints about traffic, I have found that few know how our Village addresses those complaints. We have a Traffic Commission made up of four trustees, the Police Commissioner and the Superintendent of Public Works. Trustee Charlie Kelly is the chair of this commission
April 10, 2023
Have you ever thought about sprouting your own microgreens and herbs at home? The process may seem daunting, but it does not have to be. In the following episode of the Health Ranger Report, Mike [...]
August 8, 2022
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Forty-eight dedicated Oregon State University Extension Master Gardener volunteers have been recognized for service to their counties and communities. The awardees are among the nearly 2,300 Master Gardeners who work with Extension to share their knowledge of sustainable gardening practices across 27 Oregon counties and 85 educational gardens. In 2021,
January 7, 2022
Want to learn the secret to successful succulents, tasty tomatoes, primo pepper plants and year-round crops of leafy greens? Sign up this week for a new class that begins Jan.