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Understanding the gut microbiome
A healthy gut microbiome is crucial for our overall well-being. Dr. Steve Lerner with Novonesis says it all starts with short-chain fatty acids. AUDIO: Health Living on a healthy gut microbiome The post Understanding the gut microbiome appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Grain towers and local legends
Grain towers and local legends  Tioga Tribune
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Here’s to Toast: A Versatile Main Course Contender
WASHINGTON — TV celebrity chef Martha Stewart raised online eyebrows when she posted Instagram video of French toast, bubbling in an oil-filled pan. To some netizens’ displeasure, Stewart’s recipe appears to use several ounces of butter: a calorific start to anybody’s day. Comments below her video ranged from mild mockery to abject rage. “French toast…
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Pineapple on Pizza? Ketchup on Steak? 7 Food Debates Guaranteed to Spark Heated Discussions
WASHINGTON — Don’t deny it; you probably have a guilty pleasure when it comes to absurd food combos – like ketchup on steak – that you know will ruffle some feathers. Explore some of the most divisive food debates that are bound to spark intense arguments, whether it’s about the best pasta shape or pineapple…
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Breakfast helps you perform better
Studies show that students who eat breakfast perform better in school. Jessica Kassel, a registered dietitian with the St. Louis Dairy Council, says dairy foods are perfect for that. AUDIO: Healthy Living on dairy and breakfast The post Breakfast helps you perform better appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Large-Scale Study Seeks to Unearth Causes of Persistent Symptoms of Lyme Disease
MEDFORD, Mass. — Tufts University researchers have received a $20.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to try to answer some of the most vexing questions around chronic Lyme disease. The collaborative team will lead the largest NIH-funded prospective study to date, following patients from their earliest diagnosis of Lyme disease in…
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Farmer Finds Lost Treasure, Solves WW2 Mystery
Farmer Finds Lost Treasure, Solves WW2 Mystery  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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You’re Saying It Wrong: 11 Foods People Mispronounce
WASHINGTON — Have you ever stumbled over the name of a favorite dish, drink or ingredient? You’re not alone! Many foods and drinks have names that can trip up even the most confident speakers, and some of these words come from other languages, while others have unique pronunciations that aren’t immediately obvious. Whether you’re chatting…
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Mulch Rings Help to Promote Healthy Trees
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Homeowners who are looking for ways to promote healthy, growing trees in their yard are well-advised to remember this axiom: A ring is a tree’s best friend. Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini said a mulch ring is a circular border surrounding the base of a tree. When planting a new…
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Private Label Grocery Shoppers Came for Price, Stayed for Quality
DENVER (September 16, 2024)—Private label grocery brands are gaining momentum as changing consumer perceptions and a widening customer base are fueling sales growth and market share gains. Once perceived as inferior to national brands, private label store brands reached an all-time high market share in dollar and unit sales during the first half of 2024…
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Dogs Top the List of the Most Popular Pets in the US
GREENWICH, N.Y. — According to a study by the American Pet Products Association, 66% of U.S. households own a pet. Of those 86.9 million households, 65.1 million own a dog, 46.5 million households own a cat, and 11.1 million households own a freshwater fish. In 1988, only 56% of American households had a pet. Pet…
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Cats and Dogs Both Like to Play Fetch
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Many people have seen dogs fetch, but cats like to get into the game too. Despite their very different hunting and play styles, fetching appears to combine elements of predatory and social behavior for both species. Although their domestication histories and natural behaviors are very different, cats and dogs share many…
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The One Mistake People Make With Post-Workout Protein
The One Mistake People Make With Post-Workout Protein, From A Fitness Coach  mindbodygreen
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5 Tips For Tending To A Larger Garden Than You’re Used To
HOOVER, ID — Most people would say that having too large of a property to manage is a good problem to have. You’ll be suffering from success, so to speak. Yet this doesn’t dismiss the real management effort you’ll have to implement in order to correctly care for this property. A large house that isn’t…
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Farm Safety Art Contest: Now Open for Submissions
Farm Safety Art Contest: Now Open for Submissions  Morning Ag Clips –
