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6 Farm Safety Tips for Non-Working Children
6 Farm Safety Tips for Non-Working Children Pork Magazine
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Tedx Fargo features innovative farmers
Tedx Fargo features innovative farmers, an anonymous speaker and Governor Doug Burgum INFORUM
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Insight: The Dog Days
Insight: The Dog Days Morning Ag Clips –
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Do You Know the Safety Rules for Home Food Preservation?
FARGO, N.D. — The other day, I received a notification on my phone that someone had “tagged” me on Facebook. You never know the photo someone might have found of you from the past to post. I was hoping it wasn’t from my embarrassing days of permed hair. I opened Facebook to learn more. The…
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Happy National Vanilla Ice Cream Day
Ice cream is being celebrated the entire month of July. July is National Ice Cream Month. Sunday was National Ice Cream Day. Today is actually National Vanilla Ice Cream Day. Jessica Kassel with the St. Louis Dairy Council says the most popular ice cream flavor might surprise you. AUDIO: Healthy Living on ice cream The…
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Meat Madness: How American Farmers Almost Became Hippo Ranchers
Meat Madness: How American Farmers Almost Became Hippo Ranchers Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Options With Your Landscape Mulch
ANGELINA CO., Texas — Below the trees of every forest, you see is a layer of cushioned layer of leaves. While the top is dry, you can kick away the layers to reveal a moist, decomposing layer near the soil that is feeding the roots and holding in the moisture. If you haven’t already, we…
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Can Bees Recognize Faces?
RALEIGH, N.C. — Can Bees Recognize Faces? The short answer? Yes. But there’s a bit more to the story. Recently David Tarpy, professor of applied ecology at NC State and all-around beekeeping expert, sat down with the Audio Abstract to talk bees. One of the questions that came up when talking about how bees see the…
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WATCH: Tourists Flee For Safety From Yellowstone Explosion
WATCH: Tourists Flee For Safety From Yellowstone Explosion kezj.com
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These Plants Wait Their Whole Lives to Bloom Once. It’s Usually Spectacular
NEW YORK — Flowering annuals generally bloom nonstop before dying at the end of the year or season. Perennials return every year, providing either season-long color, a burst of blossoms followed by sporadic blooming or a limited show that can last as little as two weeks. And biennials flower only in their second year before…
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Crop Gangsters: Million-Dollar Farm Ponzi Collapses Under Flood of Fish
Crop Gangsters: Million-Dollar Farm Ponzi Collapses Under Flood of Fish Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Tennessee Tech students repair tractors for local farmers in class
Tennessee Tech students repair tractors for local farmers in class AGDAILY
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Farm Aid Returning To NY In 2024 With Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Dave Matthews, Mavis Staples, Nathaniel Rateliff, More
Farm Aid Returning To SPAC In 2024 With Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Dave Matthews, Mavis Staples, Nathaniel Rateliff, More Live for Live Music
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Tale Of Survival: Kentucky Farmer Shares About His Rescue From A Grain Bin
Tale Of Survival: Kentucky Farmer Shares About His Rescue From A Grain Bin Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Rewilding the Front Lawn: Bee-Friendly Gardens and Sustainable Landscaping
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Throughout the 1940s, Americans adopted what eventually became the stereotypical vision of suburban living in the United States. The white picket fence and manicured green lawn were the goals of homeowners, creating an allure of the perfect family. Based on results from the 2023 National Gardening Survey, that imagery may be a thing…
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The Surprising Story of How Chicken Wings Became America’s Favorite Finger Food
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Chicken wings are a common finger food at restaurants, bars, sports kickbacks and parties. But they weren’t always the favorite appetizer they are today. Initially made as a quick snack, chicken wings have had a surprising rise to become America’s most popular finger food. Traditional chicken wings are deep-fried and coated with…
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Gardener shows off second-year results of ‘amazing’ prairie lawn conversion: ‘It’s looking great’
Gardener shows off second-year results of ‘amazing’ prairie lawn conversion: ‘It’s looking great’ MSN
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Enjoy Sweet Corn Season This Summer with Some Practical Tips
AMES, Iowa – The middle of summer is officially here and so is sweet corn season. With the unusual weather events this year, Iowans can still expect to see an abundance of their favorite sweet corn variety. Iowans in the southeast witnessed their first round of sweet corn on June 24. Four days later, producers…
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Study: Dollar stores entry into rural communities often adds to rural grocery challenges
Study: Dollar stores entry into rural communities often adds to rural grocery challenges News From The States
