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Campbell’s and Other Soup Brands Have Been Listed in a USDA Public Health Alert
Campbell’s and Other Soup Brands Have Been Listed in a USDA Public Health Alert The Healthy @Reader’s Digest
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High Grocery Prices Drive More Households to Produce Their Own Food
The post High Grocery Prices Drive More Households to Produce Their Own Food appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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7 Foods High in Vitamin D for Strong Bones and Immune System
7 Foods High in Vitamin D for Strong Bones and Immune System Vogue
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Commemorative Milk Pints, Cartons Give Indy 500 Fans Winning Feeling
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, American Dairy Association Indiana and Prairie Farms Dairy are collaborating to bring Indianapolis 500-branded milk pints and cartons to fans across the Midwest. More than 13,000 retailers across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin will be stocked with 16-ounce pints celebrating five winners of “The Greatest Spectacle…
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Easter tradition gets a makeover with dyed potatoes
Easter tradition gets a makeover with dyed potatoes FOX Weather
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Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the US. Tariffs could make it more expensive
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the US. Tariffs could make it more expensive USA Today
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Why Does the Easter Bunny Deliver Eggs?
GREENWICH, N.Y. — As the snow melts and the days grow longer, signs of spring begin to bloom all around us with bright flowers, chirping birds, and one of the season’s most curious characters: the Easter Bunny. Every year, this cheerful, egg-delivering rabbit hops into our homes and hearts, leaving behind baskets filled with colorful…
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How Do I Get Rid of Cockroaches?
RALEIGH, N.C. — Most people think cockroaches are disgusting. And if you’ve ever turned on a kitchen light, to find them skittering for dark corners, you probably agree (reference: my first apartment). But are cockroaches actually dangerous? And how do I get rid of them? How Many Kinds of Cockroaches Are There? There are nearly…
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Homegrown Healthy: A Horticultural Journey from Garden to Table
OREGON, Ill. – As the warmth of summer approaches, the Flagg-Rochelle Public Library, Sauk Valley Community College, and Morrison Community Hospital, along with University of Illinois Extension, are proud to announce a unique educational initiative designed to cultivate healthier lifestyles through the Homegrown Healthy program series. Led by Horticulture Educator Bruce Black, this innovative program integrates weekly…
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Coffee Too Weak? Try This!
WASHINGTON — Tens of billions of kilograms of coffee are consumed around the world each year. However, due to its very specific agricultural needs, coffee can be difficult to cultivate, and ongoing climate change threatens its growth. To efficiently meet the high demand for coffee grounds, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania worked to optimize…
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Soil Testing for Lawns & Gardens
PRESTON and CALEDONIA, Minn. — As you look at your Spring to-do list one of the first things should be getting a soil test done, if you have not done one in the past 3 years. Understanding your soil is important for a successful lawn or garden. Soil analysis can help to determine the current…
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It’s Springtime in Germany and People Are Obsessing About White Asparagus
BEELITZ, Germany (AP) — Asparagus season has arrived in Germany, signaling the unofficial beginning of springtime. There is no other vegetable that Germans obsess about as much as white asparagus. They can discuss for hours whether it should be eaten with melted butter or Hollandaise sauce, served with smoked ham or schnitzel, or should come…
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Why Are Eggs Different Colors?
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Have you ever wondered why chicken eggs can be different colors? While most eggs are white or brown, they also come in colors like cream, pink, blue and green. In addition — and this is no “yolk” — some are even speckled. According to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service poultry specialist, many…
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Flower Lovers and Influencers Flock to the Tulip Vistas at an Iconic Dutch Park
LISSE, Netherlands (AP) — Nestled among tulip fields not far from Amsterdam, the world-famous Keukenhof garden has opened for the spring, welcoming camera-wielding visitors to its increasingly selfie-friendly grounds. On a sunny day, the paths, park benches and cafes are crowded with tourists taking photos and selfies with one of the Netherlands’ most iconic products…
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Effortless Ways to Host an Easter Feast Without Cooking a Thing
WAHSINGTON — Americans spent an estimated $7.3 billion on Easter food last year, and as egg prices continue to rise, expect that amount also to increase. That creates a lot of stress in the kitchen; why not relieve some of that pressure? With a little creativity and smart planning, you can enjoy the holiday stress…
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Easter Is Almost Here — and Eggs Are Still Expensive. Here’s Why
Easter Is Almost Here — and Eggs Are Still Expensive. Here’s Why CNET
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Headline: A game-changer for ginger production
Headline: A game-changer for ginger production Daily Trust
