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Can Careful Food Pairings Trick Kids Into Eating Their School Lunches?
Also: In Texas, kids eat something called a “sunbutter sandwich.” They do not appear to like it very much.
There’s a Giant Corn Maze Shaped Like Taylor Swift’s Face
If you don’t “Shake It Off” (meaning move quickly) you may never get “Out of the Woods” (“woods” = corn) and have to “Stay” for “22” (“too, too”) long!
New Report Tracks Rise of Antibiotic Resistance in Humans and Livestock
A new report on the global use of antibiotics and the rise of antibacterial-resistant bacteria is out today and the news isn’t good.
5 Ways to Landscape with Edible Plants this Fall
This fall, try an apple tree instead of a dogwood or a row of blueberry bushes instead of hydrangeas.
Video: Watch Some Moroccan Goats, Straight Chillin’ in a Tree
Have you seen any goats in trees lately?
There’s a New Tea Farm in, Of All Places, Mississippi
Finally, extreme locavores (or patriots, we suppose) can have access to domestic tea.
Formerly Rare (and Always Adorable Rabbit) Is No Longer Endangered
This rabbit is not like the other rabbit.
Farm Aid First Listen: Meet HoneyHoney
This is the first in a series of stories about bands with a connection to Farm Aid. We talk to Ben Jaffe and Suzanne Santo of HoneyHoney, an LA-based roots-rock duo whose third album, 3, came out earlier this summer.
René Redzepi To Close (And Do Other Crazy Things With) World-Famous Restaurant Noma
There will be a new location on a large plot of scrabbly urban land with a structure, according to The New York Times, “like an auditorium-size crack den.”
