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Big, little, bumpy, smooth, hard, soft. Seeds can look different on their outsides. But inside every seed waits a baby plant, ready to grow. Every little tomato seed is protected by a strong outer coat. Moisture and warmth soften the coat, so a thin

How do you make butter? Well, if you had a cow, you’d milk her and let the milk stand overnight. Tiny globs of fat in the milk would float up and make a layer of thick cream. You’d skim off the cream and churn it. All the stirring would break the th

If there was anything Finn liked better than grape jam on peanut butter, it was picking grapes with Mom at the end of summer. His sister Hazel wasn’t so sure. There were always bees. They buzzed all over the grapes at Wenger Farm, and why wouldn’t t

Corn is the number-one crop in the United States. Farmers plant trillions of corn seeds every year. Most cornstalks grow only one or two ears of corn. By the time the corn is ripe, the stalks are taller than a grown-up! Farmers wouldn’t be able to gr