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How a North Carolina Minister Sowed Seeds of Hope in a Food Desert
First, the Reverend Richard Joyner got mad. Then he got a trowel. Sick and tired of seeing his congregation suffer from poor nutrition, the North Carolina minister sowed seeds of hope in a food desert.
Is Black Light the Path to a Stink-Free Livestock Farm?
Researchers at Iowa State University are using a new technique involving the UV light-producing device to help reduce bad odors on the farm.
Those Low-Fat Avocados? Well, They’re Just Plain Old Avocados
There’s nothing new about about attempts at “diet” avocados.
Guard Dog Wouldn’t Leave Goat Flock During the California Fires”And Lived to Tell the Story
Or, rather, to let his owner tell this heartwarming story.
Monsanto, BASF, and EPA Make Dicamba a Restricted-Use Pesticide”What That Means
The EPA has put restrictions on dicamba. But do they go far enough?
Evidence Mounts That Monsanto’s Dicamba Is Killing Trees, Too
Dicamba isn’t just killing neighboring farms anymore.
Why All the Tractors in Barcelona? Catalonia’s Farmer-Revolutionaries
Lacking tanks, John Deeres are a worthy substitute in times of civil unrest.
Northern California Fires Are Ravaging the Grape and Cannabis Crops
The key products of Northern California agriculture – wine, cheese, and cannabis – are at risk.
Check Out These Wara Art Sculptures from Japan
Rice straw, the stuff left over after the rice grains have been threshed out, is seeing new life as giant-sized art in Japan.
