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Gobbling Up the Past: History of Turkey Farming in the U.S.
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Turkeys have long been a staple of American agriculture and culture, symbolizing a rich history of farming traditions and holiday celebrations. These iconic birds hold a unique place in the hearts and homes of many, especially during the Thanksgiving season. For centuries, turkey farming has evolved from small-scale operations meant to feed…
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Raw Milk: Worth the Risk? Texas Ag Commissioner Pens Op-Ed
AUSTIN — Living in Stephenville—the dairy capital of Texas—I’ve got a front-row seat to the heartbeat of our state’s dairy industry. Here in Erath County, we take pride in our dairy heritage, so much so that we’ve got a statue of a dairy cow named “Moola” right on the courthouse square. Raw milk, with its…
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Creating Memories and Building Family Traditions in the Kitchen
STILLWATER, Okla. — When the wooden recipe box or the cookbook with the tattered, stained pages opens to a favorite recipe, the kitchen will soon be filled with familiar smells and nostalgic feelings. Families keep traditions alive through recipes handed down to each new generation, and creating memories together in the kitchen is important, said Lisa…
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20 of the strangest regional foods across the United States
20 of the strangest regional foods across the United States MSN
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Kansas Singer Wins Annual NCBA National Anthem Contest
CENTENNIAL, Colo. – Anah Higbie of Quenemo, Kansas, is the winner of the 12th annual NCBA National Anthem Contest, sponsored by Norbrook®. Higbie will sing the “Star-Spangled Banner” at CattleCon 2025 in San Antonio, Texas. “Cattle have been a defining part of who I am from a very early age,” said Higbie. “My heart is,…
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Colorful Corn
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Americans love their corn — whether it’s canned, fresh off the cob or in their favorite breakfast cereal. But what if this staple grain could be more than just a starch? What if it could become a critical source of protein and fiber while helping prevent cancer, obesity, diabetes and inflammation? It…
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Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner Declines
WASHINGTON — Cooking a Thanksgiving feast for your friends and family will cost less than last year but will still be more expensive than before the pandemic. The American Farm Bureau Federation’s 39th annual Thanksgiving dinner survey provides a snapshot of the average cost of this year’s classic holiday feast for 10, which is $58.08 or…
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How to safely thaw a turkey
NEWMAN: How to safely thaw a turkey JC Post
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Turkey Price Trims Thanksgiving Meal Cost But Not to Pre-Pandemic Levels
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa— Nov. 20, 2024— This year, the American Farm Bureau Federation reports the average cost of a Thanksgiving meal for 10 is $58.08, a 5% decrease from last year. Turkey, the centerpiece of America’s Thanksgiving table, accounts for 44% of the total survey cost. Despite highly pathogenic avian influenza contributing to the…
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50th Annual Harvest Bowl Program Celebrates NDSU Athletes and Agriculturists
FARGO, N.D. — The 50th annual Harvest Bowl program at North Dakota State University was held Nov. 15 and 16. Each year, the Harvest Bowl program recognizes the dedication and hard work of outstanding agriculturists in 53 counties in North Dakota and 10 counties in western Minnesota, awards scholarships to deserving student-athletes and celebrates an…
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Consumer Advisory: State Officials Urge Residents to Make Informed Decisions When Purchasing Raw Milk
HARTFORD, Conn. — State officials from Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) and Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CT DoAg) are urging consumers to be aware of the potential risks associated with consumption of raw milk. Raw milk can carry harmful bacteria or viruses that may pose serious health risks. If you choose to purchase and…
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Joe Lonsdale and Kyle Bass to Headline Land Investment Expo
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Land Investment Expo (Expo), one of the premier land conferences in the nation, today announced Joe Lonsdale, Founder and Managing Partner at 8VC and co-founder of Palantir, and Kyle Bass, Co-Founder and CEO of Conservation Equity Management and founder and Chief Investment Officer of Hayman Capital Management, will headline this…
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The White House’s Christmas Tree Is a Symbol of Resilience for Hurricane
NEWLAND, N.C. (AP) — The Cartner family had known since last year that one of their farm’s Christmas trees would be headed to the White House this winter. But then Hurricane Helene struck, unleashing a deadly deluge across western North Carolina, including Avery County, where Cartner’s Christmas Tree Farm has stood for decades. Though the farm lost…
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Picking the Perfect Thanksgiving Turkey
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The turkey is the star of the show for most Thanksgiving tables and cooking your bird to perfection can seem hard. However, choosing the right bird at the store should be easy. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service poultry expert Brett Meisinger, lecturer and collegiate poultry judging team coach in the Texas A&M College…
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Garden Tip: Winterizing Roses and Strawberries
MANHATTAN, Kan. – November’s temperatures in much of Kansas have proven to be unseasonably warm, but rest assured, the colder days of winter are not far away. For gardeners, that means giving attention to garden plants in order to protect them from the inevitable freeze. Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini shared tips for…
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Turkey could be upstaged by other meats this Thanksgiving
The popular holiday item faces tightened supply and lower demand than in previous years, the cooperative bank said in a report.
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Why Substitute Sugar With Maple Syrup?
QUEBEC, Canada — A new study published in the The Journal of Nutrition, found that substituting two tablespoons of pure maple syrup for refined sugars reduced several cardiometabolic risk factors in humans. It was the first placebo-controlled clinical trial exploring potential health benefits of maple syrup in humans. Dr. Andre Marette, PhD, was the lead…
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Thanksgiving Made Simple: Top Tips for Hosting Small Gatherings
WASHINGTON — As we move through life, there will be times when smaller gatherings of friends and family naturally happen. We can’t change it, we can’t pretend that it’s anything different. But we can accept and embrace it. Maybe it won’t always be this way. Or you may decide to change how you celebrate completely.…
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The Biggest Turkey Recalls In US History
The Biggest Turkey Recalls In US History Mashed
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Stock Up on Butter Now—It May Be More Expensive This Holiday Season
Stock Up on Butter Now—It May Be More Expensive This Holiday Season AOL
