Letter: Better for us

Michael Bartley, Fort Myers Beach: Fruit trees in government landscape. — No?

Rich pickings

Yafour Saeed Al Hameli used to use 10,000 gallons of water for each irrigation. But then this passionate farmer decided to switch to hydroponics style of farming and today the farm yields more fruit and counsumes just 600 to 800 gallons of recyclable water

Living Well: Potato Salad!

I have an organic heirloom salad garden. In order to fully appreciate the miracle of this statement, you’ll need a little backstory.

Food festival underway in Noosa

If you can't get to Noosa for this year's food and wine festival then here are some great restaurants and cafes where you can sample local produce.

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Shoes from the Netherlands. Moving from central Florida, to Sylvania, Ala., Meindert and Eileen Dijkhuis farm 20 acres of land that produces vegetables, fruit trees, eggs and pastured broilers.