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Upstate New York farmers show off the finest farmwear money can buy.

We asked farmer’s from around the globe what their tipple of choice was.

We talk Neko Case about moving back to the farm and why she’s just feel better with animals and dirt all around her.

We talk with third-generation shepherd Butch Theos about his experience raising lamb, the challenges and joys of working as a shepherd and how the American Lamb Board has helped put a new face on lamb.

Shop our winter gift guide, where we’ve gathered the most inspirational, unique, practical and beautiful objects to send you into this colder season in style.

I have never seen literature concerning correlations between psychology and light exposure in animals. But there is a strong correlation between daylight and breeding.

We meet the new breed of global growers embracing agriculture.

Lillian Colton first entered a crop art competition 1966. Eleven years, she had earned the title of “the Andy Warhol of seeds.”