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Being Born on a Farm Could Be Key for a Strong Immune System
The scoop is in the poop, according to a recent study.
Could Fish Poop be the Answer to Puerto Rico’s Food Sovereignty Problems?
A new hurricane-protected aquaponics facility is hoping it can make the island less dependent on imported produce.
Is a Farm Stay with Rescue Animals Your Idea of Heaven?
Lucky for you, heaven is a place on Earth at these farm sanctuaries across the U.S.
New York Farmers Hope To Discover New Hops
The state has seen a mini-resurgence of hop growing in recent years, but its farmers face stiff competition from west coast growers when it comes to hop varieties.
Meet the Man Who Wants to Convince Every Kid in America to Take Up Farming
Brady Lowe has outgrown Cochon555. His latest project is a biggy.
Purple Tea Is Gaining Ground in Kenya
Kenyan farmers are profiting from this new variety of tea. Those who pioneered it have doubled their earnings.
Low Vitamin D Levels? Shine a Black Light on Some Chickens
Many people—this author included—have vitamin D deficiencies.
How a Malaysian Fruit Transformed a Small Indian Village
Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, one man’s century-old mangosteen tree is turning into a surprise cash crop in Kerala.
Wait a Second. Plants Can Sneeze?
The inner life of plants—their communication, their responses to stimuli—are just, you know, so fun.
