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The Therapeutic Power of Gardening
Can anxious minds find solace working with plants? A therapist and her husband, a garden designer, say yes, Rebecca Mead writes.

How an Urban Flower Farmer Spends Her Sundays
On a quest for sunlight and soil, Christina Clum approached Brooklyn residents about growing flowers in their yards. It worked.

Navajo Nation Sees Farming Renaissance During Coronavirus Pandemic
The Navajo Nation is having a farming renaissance in the era of COVID-19. More residents are turning to traditional agriculture as they’re under strict travel limits due to the coronavirus.

With river on life support, water debt looms
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District considers a shorter irrigation season

Meet The People Trying To Seed A New Generation Of Black Farmers
Just 1.6 percent of Massachusetts farms are Black owned or operated.

Composting Has Been Scrapped. These New Yorkers Picked Up the Slack.
People like Vivian Lin, who quit her job at an architecture firm to start a composting business, have helped fill the void after the city suspended curbside organic waste collection.
More Farmers Declare Bankruptcy Despite Record Levels of Federal Aid
Coronavirus pandemic adds strain to agricultural economy already reeling from trade fights, commodity glut

In Colombia, ‘climate-smart’ villages show how the future of farming could look
The strategy is combining interesting technologies with agricultural practices.
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