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Ultimate State Fair Food! Can You Handle These Crazy Concoctions?
WASHINGTON — State fairs offer more than just the thrill of rides and games. They’re a breeding ground for outlandish food creations. Vendors push the very definition of food with surprising and sometimes bizarre combinations, leaving attendees with lasting memories, both good and bad. Whether you are an adventurous eater or a picky novice, state…
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Walgreens follows Target, Walmart and Amazon in slashing prices on 1,500 items
Price cut wars: Walgreens follows Target, Walmart and Amazon in slashing prices on 1,500 items Yahoo Finance UK
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UDIM Pairs up with USA Pickleball
OKEMOS, Mich. — Dairy is the official refueling beverage of USA Pickleball thanks to a new partnership between United Dairy Industry of Michigan (UDIM) and the National Governing Body for the sport of pickleball in the U.S. “Dairy and pickleball are a great partnership because both are for everyone,” says Cortney Freeland, UDIM Vice President…
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From the Archives: The First Fair in the Nation
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A Genomicist Explains the Tricky Genetics of the Fungus Devastating Bananas Worldwide
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Insight: Thrift and Necessity
MANHATTAN, Kan. — There’s no shortage of jokes about farmers and ranchers asking for a discount or inquiring if a free hat can be included with a purchase. My grandfather once told me, “It never hurts to ask — the worst they can tell you is ‘No’.” Whether frugal out of necessity or mere habit,…
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Study Uses Recycled Glass to Grow Plants for Salsa Ingredients
DENVER — Tortilla chips and fresh salsa are tasty in themselves, but they could be even more appealing if you grow the ingredients in a sustainable way. Researchers report that cilantro, bell pepper and jalapeño can be cultivated in recycled glass from discarded, pulverized bottles like those from beer or soda. The pilot study found…
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Organic food labels: What does the USDA classify as “organic?”
Organic food labels: What does the USDA classify as “organic?” Guilty Eats
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How the Humble Chicken Wing Became America’s Favorite Finger Food
WASHINGTON — According to the National Chicken Council’s 2024 Wing Report, Americans devoured an estimated 1.45 billion wings while watching this year’s Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. That’s four wings for every single man, woman, and child in the United States! Few finger foods are as beloved as…
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Popcorn Power: Where America’s Favorite Snack Pops the Most
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Everyone loves popcorn. Americans consume 51 quarts of popcorn per man, woman and child each year, according to The Popcorn Board. Each person’s annual consumption would entirely fill the Empire State Building approximately 17 times! Those light and crunchy morsels have stood the test of time as a satisfying treat for moviegoers,…
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Ingredient Swaps for Healthy Fall Baking
WASHINGTON — As fall approaches and the air becomes crisp, it’s the perfect time to indulge in baking. The comforting aroma of freshly baked goods is a seasonal delight but many traditional recipes are laden with sugar, refined flour and unhealthy fats. Health-conscious bakers can enjoy their favorite fall treats without compromising on nutrition by…
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How a Lavender Field in Kansas Provides Hope for Victims of Human Trafficking
MANHATTAN, Kan. — You wouldn’t think a lavender field would be just one mile off I-70 in Wyandotte County where six lanes of traffic merge, exit and pass you going speeds exceeding the speed limit. Past concrete jungles, exit ramps and gas stations sits a plot of land that’s unpaved but developed — in the…
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The Rising Costs of Long-Term Care
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The costs of long-term care (LTC) continue to rise, creating potential financial risks for farmers who want to protect their farm assets for future generations. In the last two years alone, the cost of in-home care has increased by more than 20%, while nursing home costs have risen by 10% to 15%.…
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How Farming Simulator 25 aims to plow over all your free time this November
How Farming Simulator 25 aims to plow over all your free time this November Epic Games
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How Bread Dough Gave Rise to Civilization
NORWICH, England — A major international study has explained how bread wheat helped to transform the ancient world on its path to becoming the iconic crop that today sustains a global population of eight billion. “Our findings shed new light on an iconic event in our civilisation that created a new kind of agriculture and…
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Are You Ready to Unleash Travel Adventures With Your Dog?
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Bringing your dog along on your travel adventures can be a blast, but how do you make sure the trip is fun and stress-free for you both? Taking advantage of these dog-friendly options and travel tips can help you plan a getaway for you and your four-legged friend. Traveling with pets has…
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Agriculture and Aviation: FFA’s Connection to the Blue Angels
CANTONMENT, Fla. — I’ve always been a big advocate for education in general, and my desire to bridge the gap between agriculture and aviation has only grown stronger over the years. I currently serve as the JM Tate High School FFA Advisor and Assistant Principal, and am always looking for ways to further my education…
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How Japan’s Humble Ramen Dish Conquered the Food World
WASHINGTON — Ramen in the United States has exploded in popularity by more than 70% in the last 24 years, according to a deep dive examination the Associated Press made into the international craze. Americans cannot get enough ramen. In Japan, ramen’s history can be traced back to 1884. Countless varieties have blossomed since then, transforming…
