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  • Spring Turf Tips for Pastures Post

    SPRING TURF TIPS FOR PASTURES IN ESSEX COUNTY Keep Horses Off of Pastures Until Soils Are No Longer Soggy One of the most important aspects of pasture management is the time you keep horses off the p

  • The Scoop on Raw Food DietsPost

    There's lots to consider when starting a raw food diet for your pets. Here’s what you should know.As pet owners, we strive to give our animals everything they need for a good life. Our desire to see t

  • Where did all the Grass Seed go?Post

    If you've been having a rough time finding the grass seed you need, you're not alone. Lately you may have noticed that grass seed mixes, especially our old favorites like the Essex 2 blend- have be

  • Choosing the Right Hay for Your HorsePost

    Choosing the Right Hay for Your Horse: A Straightforward Guide to Nutrition and Safe Feeding Feeding the right hay is essential to your horse’s health. Different life stages, workloads, and seasons a

  • December Wrap UpPost

    December Wrap UpWait!! What?? It’s December already!?! How is that even possible?It is shocking how fast this year has gone by. We at the Co-Op feel the same way! But, incredibly, the holiday season i

  • Garden Planning with the Co-OpPost

    The Co-Op has all your garden needs covered, so dream big this year! It’s never too early to start thinking about your garden plans this year. Despite what the weather indicates, spring is on the way

  • Container GardeningPost

    If you live in an area that isn’t suitable for growing things in the ground, container gardening might be for you! Container gardening is the growth of plants in a container as opposed to planting the

  • Make no-jar pickles with the White Mountain Pickle CompanyPost

    How to make delicious pickles (no canning equipment required) with White Mountain Pickle Company. If you’re currently nursing cucumber vines, we applaud the effort. Between the unrelenting rainfa

  • Straw Wattles for Erosion ControlPost

    The Co-Op now carries straw wattles for preventing erosion in backyards, fields, and slopes.This winter has brought damaging floods to our area, with storms and snow melt-off adding to our already hig

  • The Dirt on CompostPost

    (Or, How You Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Humus)What is Compost? Most gardeners know the basics - compost is the black, soft, nutrient-rich end result of decayed organic materials, typically

  • It’s Fall Y’allPost

    It’s Fall Y’allFall is the ideal season for many things; apple picking, pumpkin carving and decorating for Halloween. It is also the best time to seed or over-seed a lawn. Other lawn care practices

  • How To Start Your Seeds IndoorsPost

    February is the perfect time to start seeds for your garden. Here’s a helpful guide to starting seeds indoors. Winter gardening sounds like an oxymoron, but there’s quite a bit we can do this month t