Bombay Garden is our current go-to Indian buffet in the South Bay (because of late I can’t convince the husband to go to the vastly superior Turmeric). They took over the old Pasand location at Lawrence Expressway and El...

Animal skulls as compost aside, the goal of biodynamics with wine is to have a vineyard that naturally deters pests and combats disease through its own strength and diverse ecosystem.

Researchers find that antibiotics from livestock manure are showing up in many vegetable crops.

A porcelain flower fit for a king’s table.

The sad American honeybee situation has gotten slightly better this year—emphasis on “slightly.”

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sea bream and porgy

Could “peak fertilizer” push farmers toward organics?

Men whose moms scarfed beef during pregnancy are at significant risk of developing fertility problems, a new study shows, likely due to hormones and other contaminants in conventional beef.

Grist Magazine asks if the real achievements of the organics movement are only psychological.

A manure-free farming method may be the safest of all.

Giant clams are coming back, changing genders, in the Philippines.

Pollan pens a nine-page letter to the next “farmer in chief.”

Wired Science argues that pigeon might just be the greenest meat of all.

Big Ag gets fat and happy.