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Step Aside Beluga, Canadian Caviar is Here

The Canadian province of Manitoba, studded with lakes since the last ice age, has long had a large inland fishery. Recently, gold has been discovered, or at least, uncovered in the form of an unlikely byproduct: caviar.

by Max Leighton
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Cricket: It’s What’s For Dinner

Cricket-based treats may be coming to California sooner than expected.

by Dan Nosowitz
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A Better Nutrition Label (And Fitness Guide, Kind Of)

A smarter nutrition label that actually works with you. You, specifically, not you, the general American public.

by Dan Nosowitz
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Slime Fight: How to Manage Slugs and Snails

First, a bit of anatomy. Slugs are essentially snails without the shells. Different species trouble farmers and gardeners in different parts of the country, but they are all closel...

by Brian Barth
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Uglier Food at Prettier Prices

Globally, one billion tons of food gets tossed out each year. Nearly 40 percent of this comes from retailers and households, and one large grocery chain is taking steps to manage the issue.

by Gabrielle Saulsbery
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Sales Of Organic Food Skyrocket

You don’t want to be the last person in America not buying organic food, do you?

by Dan Nosowitz
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How To Use Giant 30-Foot Fans To Save A Chilled Crop

Fans keep us cool, but keep berries warm.

by Dan Nosowitz
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Germ Warfare: Protecting Your Backyard Flock From Bird Flu

The H5N2 virus is a mutation of the Asian H5N8 strain that mixed with North American types to create this highly pathogenic variety. It's believed both viruses are being passed fro...

by Andrew Amelinckx
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Almond Farmers Turning into Beekeepers

Every year, almond growers spend about $290 million on pollination services, hiring hives from beekeepers across the country. Though some almond varieties can self-pollinate, the m...

by Tove Danovich
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