We follow the Sami people of Lappland, who have been herding reindeer in the wild since the 17th century.

Deep inside West Virginia, a monster waits.

How to buy wool like a pro, with the help of an actual wool expert.

How the sheep came to be one of the more exalted forms of livestock in Victorian England.

Mutton busting is simple: children between the age of 4 or 7 clamber aboard a wild, wooly sheep and try to hold on for six seconds.

The origins of the rubber chicken, it turns out, are mysterious. Getting to the bottom of why (or if) it is actually funny is another matter all together.

Get your goat. High on the hog. We talk to an expert to learn the meaning behind agricultural idioms. Like, when did black sheep get such a bad rap?

Crystal Bay Farm in Watsonville, California, is sandwiched between two national parks along the coast of Monterey Bay. Farmer Jeff Fiorovich says you can see the ocean from the far...

Even the people who make candy corn will tell you it’s nowhere near a universally beloved treat.