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Colombian scientists develop supplement to protect bees from pesticides
Colombian scientists develop supplement to protect bees from pesticides, World News  AsiaOne
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NE Iowa farmer gets more than 15 years in cattle theft, bankruptcy scheme
NE Iowa farmer gets more than 15 years in cattle theft, bankruptcy scheme  cnhinews.com
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Georgia Peanuts: A Tasty Tradition
MOULTRIE, Ga. — Since 1986, the Georgia Peanut Commission has supported the Sunbelt Ag Expo and served their tasty, grilled sandwiches to the hungry attendees. These two simply go together, just like peanut butter and jelly. Having a noticeably strong presence in the southeastern agricultural industry, Georgia Peanuts has been around for over 60 years…
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Driver dies in collision with farm equipment on U.S. Highway 14 bridge
Driver dies in collision with farm equipment on U.S. Highway 14 bridge  The Janesville Gazette
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Canadian Bareback Rider Dominates College Rodeo Scene, Prairie Circuit Finals Underway
Canadian Bareback Rider Dominates College Rodeo Scene, Prairie Circuit Finals Underway, and MORE! | Nebraska Rodeo Update for October 19Â Â Rural Radio Network
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How to Instantly Add Cozy Autumn Vibes to Your Cooking
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Cool weather, rainy days and early evenings are signs that fall is about to arrive. If you are looking for ways to bring some coziness to your home this autumn, try these quick tips to instantly add fall vibes with warming spices, fall produce and hearty recipes. The sights, smells and tastes…
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The Ghostly Legends of America’s Haunted Farms
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Farms, with their long history, are often the perfect settings for ghost stories. Abandoned barns, forgotten graveyards, and century-old homesteads are ripe with mystery. For decades, farmers have shared accounts of strange occurrences, unexplained sounds, and sightings that defy logic. These tales bring together the history, folklore, and culture of rural life…
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Connecting More Rural Americans to High-Speed Internet
USDA’s Undersecretary of Rural Development, Dr. Basil Gooden, announced nearly $173 million in funding to connect rural residents, farmers, and business owners in the Dakotas and eight other states to high-speed internet. “Keeping the people of rural America connected with reliable, high-speed internet brings new and innovative ideas to the rest of our country and…
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Aw Shucks! Lost in the History of Corn Mazes
GREENWICH, N.Y. — As the crisp air of autumn rolls in and fields turn golden, one tradition stands out as a perfect blend of agriculture and adventure: the corn maze. These intricate pathways carved into towering stalks of corn have become a staple of fall festivals and farm visits across the country. But beyond their…
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Why Heritage Apples Are Suddenly the Hottest Fruit This Fall
GREENWICH, N.Y. — With September’s drop in temperatures signaling a return to autumnal traditions, it’s the time of year to gather around bonfires and indulge in fall’s cozy flavors. But this year, one fruit is quietly taking center stage. Not the crunchy Honeycrisp or the sweet Gala, it’s the rediscovery of heritage apples. Heritage apples…
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Halloween Treats That Won’t Terrify Kids With Allergies
WASHINGTON — Halloween should be filled with spooky surprises, but not the kind that puts children’s health at risk. But for families with food allergies, anxiety over potential allergic reactions is a scary reality. Discover trick-or-treating and party strategies for an allergy-friendly Halloween and turn concerns into inclusive fun for everyone. By the numbers Food…
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Public Schools Are Being Impacted By This Massive Meat Recall: Are Your Kids Safe?
Public Schools Are Being Impacted By This Massive Meat Recall: Are Your Kids Safe??  93.1 KISS FM
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Buy Your Groceries Online? Watch Out for This Food Labeling Gap
MEDFORD, Mass. — Picture this: You’re shopping online for this week’s groceries. You try to pick healthy options based on the information provided by the online retailer. You can tell that the products you’re choosing are organic, non-GMO, or Fair Trade Certified. But in many cases, you can’t find the nutrition facts, ingredient list, or…
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Check your fridge for pre-cooked meat from Trader Joe’s, Aldi, Walmart, Target for recall
Check your fridge for pre-cooked meat from Trader Joe’s, Aldi, Walmart, Target for recall  IndyStar
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Carving History: Jack-o’-lanterns
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Every October, University of Missouri Professor Mannie Liscum carves exactly 31 jack-o’-lanterns. And these aren’t your typical triangle-eyed, buck-toothed pumpkin faces. They’re intricate portraits of movie stars, musicians, family and friends — two-dimensional images that come to life when lit from within. But for Liscum, a professor of biological sciences in Mizzou’s…
