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The Ever Controversial Japanese Beetle Trap
June 29, 2020by: Dean Gunderson To trap or not to trap, that is the ever present question when it comes to Japanese beetles. The shiny green Japanese beetle was introduced to the… Read More
Action Steps
June 25, 2020As Gateway Greening works to address equity and justice, we commit to the following action steps.
Statement From Gateway Greening
June 15, 2020Gateway Greening continues to be deeply saddened by the effects of police brutality in our communities, both locally and nationally. We have been taking this time to reflect on our organization’s… Read More
Processing Rice
March 20, 2020by Dean Gunderson This is the second Part of our series on growing and processing rice. To learn how to grow your own rice check out our blog post on… Read More
Central Asia Regional Bed Varieties: by Cameron Lee
October 31, 2019Take an Agricultural Tour of the World with Gateway Greening! For the next few weeks, we’ll be posting a new blog post each Monday highlighting a regional bed from our… Read More
Mesoamerican Regional Bed: by Cameron Lee
October 31, 2019Take an Agricultural Tour of the World with Gateway Greening! For the next few weeks, we’ll be posting a new blog post each Monday highlighting a regional bed from our… Read More
Andes/South American Regional Bed Varieties: by Cameron Lee
October 31, 2019Take an Agricultural Tour of the World with Gateway Greening! For the next few weeks, we’ll be posting a new blog post each Monday highlighting a regional bed from our… Read More
Tarahumara Popping Sorghum Crop: by Cameron Lee
September 13, 2019Native to Northeastern Africa, sorghum is one of the world’s most important grains for human consumption and is a staple food for more than 500 million people in over 30… Read More
Sweet Potato Crop: by Cameron Lee
September 6, 2019Native to Central and South America, the sweet potato is one of the world’s most important crops. Versatile, the sweet potato can be used in numerous applications. Famous chemist and… Read More
Soil Your Undies Lesson: By Rachel Wilson
August 15, 2019There is a lot happening in the soil of your garden that you can’t see without using a microscope! Did you know there are more soil microorganisms in a teaspoon… Read More