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Illinois Deer Donation Program evolves to Hunters Feeding Illinois to combat hunger
URBANA, Ill. — In response to rising food and meat prices and food pantries’ difficulties obtaining meat, the University of Illinois Extension and key partners launched the Illinois Deer Donation Program in 2022. This initiative initially covered 12 counties and has combated food insecurity by connecting hunters in East Central Illinois with meat processors and…
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Choosing Your Turkey
URBANA, Ill. — How Much To Buy: Buy about one pound per person, or a pound and a half per person if you have hearty eaters or want plenty for leftovers. If you are serving more than one type of meat, you should probably buy the lesser amount. For large gatherings where there will be…
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Farming Simulator 25 Review (PC): A Unique and Magical Experience With the Right Equipment
Farming Simulator 25 Review (PC): A Unique and Magical Experience With the Right Equipment autoevolution
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Don’t Taste Trouble: USDA Warns Against Risky Thanksgiving Habits
Don’t Taste Trouble: USDA Warns Against Risky Thanksgiving Habits RLS Media
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Christmas tree inventory strong despite weather
Christmas tree inventory strong despite weather Oxford Eagle
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From farm toys to the fields, Cass County’s Roegge takes the reins
From farm toys to the fields, Cass County’s Roegge takes the reins Jacksonville Journal-Courier
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Why Cranberry Sauce Is America’s Least Favorite Thanksgiving Dish – And 5 Creative Ways to Use It
WASHINGTON — There is always that one dish on the Thanksgiving table – overlooked while the mashed potatoes and gravy steal the spotlight. Surprisingly, this much-maligned side dish has been a part of American tradition for centuries and holds endless possibilities beyond its original purpose, perfectly suited to be reinvented in unexpected ways. Despite its…
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Why You Should Be Cautious When Getting Hens From Others
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Bringing new hens into your flock can be an exciting venture, but it’s important to exercise caution, especially if the birds you’re considering are not laying eggs. When it comes to expanding your flock by acquiring new hens, taking the necessary precautions is essential to ensure a smooth and healthy integration. One…
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How to Use up Every One of Your Thanksgiving Leftovers
GREENWICH, N.Y. — As you prepare for your Thanksgiving feast, it’s natural to focus on the big meal. But have you thought about how you’ll handle that mountain of Thanksgiving leftovers that often follow? Rather than letting extra turkey, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce go to waste, why not reimagine them into new, exciting dishes?…
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Five Holiday Safety Tips to Prevent Fires
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The holidays bring joy, but unfortunately, they also bring increased risk of fires in homes. Candle, electrical and cooking fires occur the most during the holiday season. Bryan Davis, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Disaster Assessment and Recovery South Region area chief, Seguin, offers five reminders for families across the state to keep in mind…
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Slithering surprise caught in shipment of Christmas trees
Slithering surprise caught in shipment of Christmas trees WRDW
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Gobbling Up the Past: History of Turkey Farming in the U.S.
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Turkeys have long been a staple of American agriculture and culture, symbolizing a rich history of farming traditions and holiday celebrations. These iconic birds hold a unique place in the hearts and homes of many, especially during the Thanksgiving season. For centuries, turkey farming has evolved from small-scale operations meant to feed…
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Raw Milk: Worth the Risk? Texas Ag Commissioner Pens Op-Ed
AUSTIN — Living in Stephenville—the dairy capital of Texas—I’ve got a front-row seat to the heartbeat of our state’s dairy industry. Here in Erath County, we take pride in our dairy heritage, so much so that we’ve got a statue of a dairy cow named “Moola” right on the courthouse square. Raw milk, with its…
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Creating Memories and Building Family Traditions in the Kitchen
STILLWATER, Okla. — When the wooden recipe box or the cookbook with the tattered, stained pages opens to a favorite recipe, the kitchen will soon be filled with familiar smells and nostalgic feelings. Families keep traditions alive through recipes handed down to each new generation, and creating memories together in the kitchen is important, said Lisa…
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20 of the strangest regional foods across the United States
20 of the strangest regional foods across the United States MSN
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Kansas Singer Wins Annual NCBA National Anthem Contest
CENTENNIAL, Colo. – Anah Higbie of Quenemo, Kansas, is the winner of the 12th annual NCBA National Anthem Contest, sponsored by Norbrook®. Higbie will sing the “Star-Spangled Banner” at CattleCon 2025 in San Antonio, Texas. “Cattle have been a defining part of who I am from a very early age,” said Higbie. “My heart is,…
