Lawn & Garden

(BPT) – Gatherings with family and friends are back! Also back? Mosquitoes and other flying insects that annoy, irritate and generally make outdoor activities less enjoyable for everyone. Fortunately, there are simple and effective ways to keep bugs at bay and the outdoor adventures going strong. “You don’t have to resort to chemical mosquito repellents […]

(BPT) – A teen tapping away on a smartphone is a common sight in the United States, but seeing a farmer in the field doing the same thing might confuse the average person. Although hands-on farming and hands-on technology might seem like juxtaposing concepts, they are complementary ideas propelling growers into the future. “Without mobile

(BPT) – As COVID-19 restrictions lift, community pools are opening around the country, and kids are eager to make a splash. However, before everyone jumps into the water, families should review and follow key water safety tips. Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1-4. New data from the U.S. Consumer

(BPT) – What makes a family? Ask people across the country and one answer stands out: Love. This single word is what it means to be a mother. From care and compassion to encouragement and support, every family grows stronger through the endless love a mother provides. A mom can be anyone who loves without

(BPT) – Many of us can’t wait to return outdoors after being cooped up inside, and with warmer weather upon us, it is the perfect time to make our backyards an extension of our indoor living spaces. This backyarding trend is really taking off with families using their yards for everything from outdoor kitchens and

(BPT) – Home gardening offers plentiful benefits that support mental and physical health, and many people have decided to begin or expand their gardens during the pandemic. Whether you’re a new gardener looking to learn or a seasoned green thumb who has been growing plants for years, you want inspiration for the upcoming growing season.

(BPT) – Think gardening season bids adieu in August? Think again. In many parts of the country, there are actually two more months of gardening weather to enjoy … so grab your trusty trowel and get back to the soil for summer’s second act throughout September and October. As temperatures begin to drop and days