Canned: A WWII-Era Community Cannery Hangs on in Rural Virginia
A look inside the 7-decade-old community cannery.
EPA Withdraws From Clean Water Case, Farm Bureau Declares Victory
The EPA withdraws from a high-profile clean water act case, the Farm Bureau declares a victory, and several environmental groups are dismayed.
The Fading Glory of America’s (Allegedly) Oldest Sporting Event
No longer a blood sport, modern-day jousting tests riders’ horsemanship and skill as they charge down an 80-yard track and attempt to spear three small metal rings.
Giant Pumpkin Champion Aims To End World Hunger With His New Invention: The BroGro
Virginia’s champion pumpkin grower has invented a product to revolutionize world hunger. It’s a lot like a sock.
Just How Trustworthy Are Agricultural Statistics?
Before you bet the farm on your local acreage statistics, you should probably get a knowledgeable second opinion.
Tales of a Wild Cattle Whisperer
A Q&A with the guy to phone when your cattle make a break for it.
A technology that works in any kind of weather and is accessible to even the most rural users, as long as you have a reliable supply of wood.
This Twenty-Something Hopes to Unleash the Next Green Revolution
A brilliant and unusual 26-year-old Amish man with a big vision.
Most modern livestock is bred using artificial insemination. But bison? They do it all natural.
