Joyce Bupp

Popping its head from the pond, a snapping turtle on Joyce Bupp's farm marked the first signs of spring. However, it's approach to warmer weather is at a much slower

Sow N Grow Greenhouse in York County started as a backyard hobby for owner Logan Grudi, but it's now a flourishing horticultural business.

Cereal boxes and other consumer packaged goods have been downsized in recent years. What's causing this is a phenomenon columnist Joyce Bupp refers to as "Greedflation?"

A package of large, fresh mushrooms landed on our kitchen counter one day last week, along with several other fresh produce items.

Cool nights, warm days and lots of rain has been a boon to spring flowers, especially for cheery yellow daffodils.

This year, Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market tried out its first ever tulip field and spring festival, featuring 40,000 bulbs.

A copy of the “Farm Journal Illustrated Farmers’ Directory of York County” from 1915 has local farming history spilling from its pages.

From tiny seeds to flowering weeds, Joyce Bupp sees magic and beauty in these unsung heroes of nature.

Farm days are always busy, so when her husband's tractor needs a jump, Joyce Bupp's normal routine gets derailed.

Let The Battle Begin A utility pole pretty much determined where our garden would be located.