To Stop New Viruses Infecting Humans, We Must Protect Bat Habitat
When bat habitats are destroyed, the animals find new places to roost, putting them into closer contact with humans and livestock.
Water Treatment Plants Are Ineffective at Removing Forever Chemicals
In a new study, PFAS compounds were found in both untreated and treated water across the site, complicating the benefits of reusing wastewater for crop irrigation.
The Story of a Family In 100 Recipes
The family behind “The Woks of Life” blog has a new cookbook, which highlights just how much cooking and gardening traditions bond us together.
The Potential of Propolis for Beekeepers
Apiarists could make a killing selling “bee glue,” a natural remedy employed since ancient times—if only more people knew about it.
In Her New Book, Molly Yeh Goes Back to Basics
The Food Network star and cookbook author focused on family comfort foods in her most personal book yet.
Mental Health Helpline Just for Farmers and Ranchers Launches in Five States
The AgriStress Helpline for Ranchers and Farmers is staffed 24/7 and is uniquely equipped to counsel members of the agriculture industry.
How to Map the Sounds in Your Garden (And Why You Should)
Sound mapping can help you unplug and connect with the natural world.
On the Ground With the Black-Led Organizations Feeding Louisville
Community members use self-reliance as a tool in the fight against food apartheid.
Rapid Tests Can Help Curb Deadly Infections in Livestock, Too
Diagnosing pigs with a deadly diarrheal disease just got easier.
