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Farm Couple Getaway Returns to Dubuque
DUBUQUE, Iowa – To help farm families build relationships and set family goals, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is offering a Farm Couple Getaway. This event is aimed at farmers wanting to take part in activities to improve farm family communication, work on farm or family goals, or work on farm transitions, or who would…
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New Year, New Gloves: A Gift Idea For Farmers
New Year, New Gloves: A Gift Idea For Farmers Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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A Step-By-Step Guide to Renovating a Neglected Garden
NEW YORK — Some homeowners gaze out their windows and see lush and beautiful gardens. Others would like to see lush and beautiful gardens but instead are greeted by overgrown, dead or otherwise messy landscapes. Whether you’ve inherited a neglected garden from a previous homeowner or have been too busy to keep on top of…
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Why Does Red Wine Cause Headaches?
DAVIS, Calif. (THE CONVERSATION) — Medical accounts of red wine headaches go back to Roman times, but the experience is likely as old as winemaking – something like 10,000 years. As chemistsspecializing in winemaking, we wanted to try to figure out the source of these headaches. Many components of red wine have been accused of causing this…
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Make Edible Gifts That Wow This Holiday Season
WASHINGTON — As you plan Christmas gifts this year, edible gifts can be a delicious and beloved present for everyone on your list. If you’re looking for quality, homemade gift ideas for the holidays, prepare these edible gifts for friends and family. Handmade gifts bring charm and personalization to the holidays. Edible gifts are particularly…
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Why ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Almost Didn’t Air − And Why it Endures
THE CONVERSATION — It’s hard to imagine a holiday season without “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” The 1965 broadcast has become a staple – etched into traditions across generations like decorating the tree or sipping hot cocoa. But this beloved TV special almost didn’t make it to air. CBS executives thought the 25-minute program was too…
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Coffee prices climb to near 50-year highs — and it may take years for the rally to run out of steam
Coffee prices climb to near 50-year highs — and it may take years for the rally to run out of steam South Florida Reporter
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Candy Jar Terrariums: A Nostalgic Take on Holiday gift
URBANA, Ill. — Leaves and temperatures are falling. As we prepare landscapes and gardens for winter, look towards indoor plant care to warm the mood. Giving plants for the holidays brings a little sunshine and warmth to those near and dear. Impossible bottles or bottles with an object inside that doesn’t seem like it can…
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John Tate’s tips for first-time hunting land buyers
The post John Tate’s tips for first-time hunting land buyers appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Low-Cost Foods That Pack Value for Every Dollar
WASHINGTON — Ongoing inflation can pinch your budget, especially when it comes to groceries. But when you want to keep your meals healthy, flavorful and filling, these foods will help you stretch your dollar as far as possible while still making delicious dishes. Whether you are surprised by your monthly grocery budget or anticipate expensive…
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Shop Local Farms & Farmers Markets for the Holidays
RICHMOND, Va. — This holiday season, shoppers looking for fresh ingredients and unique gifts can find plenty of options at their local farms and farmers markets. Of Virginia’s 265 farmers markets, 54 stay open throughout the winter months with an additional 49 staying open during December for special holiday markets before closing for the remainder…
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Galloping Through Time: Inspiring History of Horse Farming
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Horses have galloped through the pages of American history as more than mere animals — they have been indispensable partners in building the nation. From the fields of colonial farms to the bustling streets of industrializing cities, horses played a pivotal role in shaping the U.S. economy, transportation, and culture. Their strength…
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Olive, Grape, Garlic, Rosemary and Saffron Have Properties Against Cardiovascular Diseases
BARCELONA, Spain — Cardiovascular problems are the leading cause of disease and mortality worldwide. Plant extracts, rich in bioactive compounds, have contributed significantly to the development of drugs, as they offer therapeutic potential for several of these diseases. However, their use is limited by possible side effects, drug-drug interactions and the lack of scientific evidence…
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Baked? Mashed? Either way, holiday potato supply solid despite slight dip in production
Baked? Mashed? Either way, holiday potato supply solid despite slight dip in production Fox Weather
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South Dakota’s Mueller Crowned Miss Rodeo America 2025
(LAS VEGAS, NV) — Miss Rodeo South Dakota 2024, Callie Mueller of Florence has earned the honor of Miss Rodeo America 2025. Mueller was crowned Sunday (Dec. 8, 2024) at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. She also received the Appearance Award. The Landstrom’s Black Hills Gold crown is accompanied by over $20,000 in…
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Beef Offers Taste, Versatility, and Value for the Holidays
VERONA, Wis. — The holiday season is upon us, and families are navigating the delicate balance between cherished traditions and tighter budgets. While inflation has eased slightly, elevated costs continue to shape purchasing decisions. Consumers are prioritizing value without compromising quality. Beef, with its versatility and rich flavor, continues to shine as a holiday favorite,…
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How Cold Weather Worsens Chronic Conditions and What Patients Can Do
How Cold Weather Worsens Chronic Conditions and What Patients Can Do AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
