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The article features several articles published in the magazine "Organic Gardening" from 1980-1989. Topics presented include an article about the involvement of celebrity Meryl Streep in the campaign against pesticides in the April 1989 issue, a feature article about food inventory and garden planning in the February 1982 issue, and instructions on how to make a soil block for seedlings in the March 1987 issue.

The article features several articles published in the magazine "Organic Gardening" from 1970 up to 1979. Topics presented include a feature article about a new gardening method known as biodynamic-French intensive method in the February 1976 issue, the author's view on the depiction of a garden as a symbol of self-sufficiency in the September 1976 issue, and a recipe for chickpea and lentil curry in the February 1976 issue.

The article focuses on J. I. Rodale, founder of the magazine "Organic Gardening" and the organic movement in the U.S. Topics discussed include his use of the term "organic" to describe the agricultural concept promoted by author Sir Albert Howard in the book "An Agricultural Testament," the challenges faced by the founder in promoting the concept of organic farming, and the author's assessment on the clash between advocates of organic farming and the agrochemical industry.

The article discusses the history of the nonprofit organization Rodale Institute since its establishment in Maxatawny, Pennsylvania in 1972. Topics discussed include the challenges faced by the organization and the solutions employed in preparing the land for farming, and an assessment of the organization's Farming Systems Trial which compares the efficiency and productivity of organic farming with conventional farming.