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Energetic Retiree Gets Amazing Results
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — Many Missouri elementary students experience an agricultural literacy gap because they lack a first-hand connection to the production of food, fuel, and fiber that are entwined in their everyday lives. Missouri Farmers Care’s Agriculture Education on the Move (Ag Moves) is successfully closing those gaps thanks to the dedication of educators like…
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A more expensive breakfast on the horizon
Bacon and eggs are a perfect salty and savory breakfast combo. But – could it become the most expensive meal of the day? The USDA continues to project a rise in egg prices because of the ongoing battle the poultry industry is facing with highly pathogenic avian influenza. But the other part of that combo…
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You can eat these 5 invasive animals to help population control, US Fish & Wildlife Service says
You can eat these 5 invasive animals to help population control, US Fish & Wildlife Service says Fox Weather
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Which Countries Pay the Most and Least for Bread and Why?
Which Countries Pay the Most and Least for Bread and Why? MSN
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Surging egg prices are pummeling America’s bakeries
Surging egg prices are pummeling America’s bakeries WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
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Finding shed antlers on Iowa public land
On this episode of Outdoor Adventures, Brownfield’s Brent Barnett goes on a shed antler hunt with @firstgenhunter733 host Kent Boucher. They were able to find a couple sheds on some Iowa public land! The post Finding shed antlers on Iowa public land appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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This country in South America has one of the best coffee producers in the world, according to Nescafé: it surpasses Colombia and Peru
This country in South America has one of the best coffee producers in the world, according to Nescafé: it surpasses Colombia and Peru Ruetir
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Dealing with Rodents Around Homes and Farms
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — You have probably seen a cartoon or stereotypical TV show where someone sees a mouse and says, “Eek, a mouse!” Mice and rats around homes and farmsteads can be a problem. Have control methods improved on the typical snap trap of 50 years ago? In short, they have. The adult house…
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All In the Family
RIDGEWAY, Minn. — Every day on his farm, Luke Bergler sees the connection between healthy soil, healthy grass, healthy animals and healthy people. And he sees life—lots of life. When he pushes a shovel into the soft, well-aggregated soil on his 240-acre farm near Ridgeway, Minnesota, Bergler sees more earthworms than he ever thought imaginable.…
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2025 Herb of the Year: German Chamomile
The post 2025 Herb of the Year: German Chamomile appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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Smoked Paprika: The One Spice Pitmasters and Pro Chefs Swear By
WASHINGTON — It’s vibrantly red, versatile enough to go in a variety of dishes and may even fight cancer? While the health benefits are still being studied, an average increase of more than 6% in sales indicates the popularity of smoked paprika continues to grow. Paprika itself has been a key ingredient in cuisines around…
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From One to Many: A Beginner’s Guide to Plant Propagation
URBANA, Ill. — Many indoor gardeners quickly discover that one houseplant is rarely enough. What begins as an admiration for a charming or unique plant often evolves into a strong desire, or even a need, to fill every corner of a home or office with lush greenery. A simple and cost-effective way to grow any…
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Spring Cleaning: Here’s How You Can Cash In
WASHINGTON — The mountain of stuff in your garage might be worth more than you think. Spring cleaning season is here, and an unexpected opportunity lies beyond the satisfaction of a tidier home. Your unwanted items could be someone else’s treasure – and a boost to your bank account. The rise of spring cleaning Spring…
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Dead Wood: Nature’s Invitation to Your Yard
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Katy Deitz’s laurel oak was decades old, the trunk half the length of her body, when the hollowing effects of heart-rot decay rendered the tree unsafe to stand. Arborists felled the oak, and Deitz intended to grind the stump. “I’m glad I didn’t, because one, it saved me money, and two, it…
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Coast-to-Coast Getaways: AAA Reveals Top U.S. Spring Break Destinations
Coast-to-Coast Getaways: AAA Reveals Top U.S. Spring Break Destinations Sunflower State Radio
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Why You Might Want To Stock Up On Red Meat Before The Tariffs
Why You Might Want To Stock Up On Red Meat Before The Tariffs MSN
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20 New Garden Plants to Watch for this Year
NEW YORK (AP) — Like most gardeners, I have favorite plants I’ve been growing for years and will continue to grow, like fragrant and tasty Big Boy tomatoes, wide Romano-type Italian flat beans, climbing zucchini and Queen Lime Mix zinnias. But I also like to try new plants. So, it’s helpful to know that each…
