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Consumption
No Spring Chickens, Hens Help Heal Elderly
Hold onto your eggs, chickens might be the newest trend in therapy animals.
USDA Announces $19 Million in Grants for New Farmers
Earlier this month, the USDA announced $19 million in grants for young farmers. The grants, managed by the National Institutes of Food and Agriculture, are aimed at those trying to...
The Illustrated, Odd and True Tale of Dave’s Killer Bread
From the son of an organic breadmaker to felon to breadmaker back to (alleged) felon: the story of Dave Dahl.
Livestock Portraits: A Picture Worth a Thousand Herds
Margaret Taylor grew up on a farm in the rural English countryside and has been painting livestock portraits for 20 years.
We took a cruise through the Library of Congress archives and found out what a farm truck is supposed to look like.
A look at eight foods that could kill you (or at least ruin your day) if you’re not careful.
America’s First Beer Archive Tapping Into Hop History
Oregon State University get academic about craft beer with their new Oregon Hops & Brewing Archives.
Reducing the Dangers of Raw Milk
With changes due in risk assessment, management, and technology, are we leaving the raw milk danger zone?
Jamaican Goat Farmers Threaten Vigilante Justice If Thefts Continue
If goat thefts don’t stop in Jamaica, local farmers say they may soon take the law into their own hands.
