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How to Season Firewood and Cut Costs, Smoke, and Fuel Use
MONTPELIER, Vt. — It’s finally spring and Vermonters are not only getting outside to appreciate the warmer weather, they’re also making plans for next winter’s firewood supply. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has a few tips on how to properly dry or season firewood to reduce costs, smoke, and fuel use. “Burning wet wood…
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How Many Ag and Food Careers Are There?
The 2025 Feeding the Economy Report says over 47 million people in the U.S. work in the agricultural and food industries. That is 29 percent of the U.S. population, and that number may be surprising to people, depending on where they live. One interesting thing about agriculture is the sheer number of jobs that aren’t…
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Dirty Sodas: The Sweet, Creamy Phenomenon Taking Over America
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Nearly two-thirds of Americans aged 18 to 34 say alcohol consumption negatively affects their health. But what if you could enjoy the taste without the risks? The hottest new trend amongst younger generations is not mocktails or virgin drinks – but dirty sodas. You can order dirty sodas like a Coke with…
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Time for hummingbird feeders
Time for hummingbird feeders  Washington County Enterprise-Leader
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Properly Planting Trees
PRESTON and CALEDONIA, Minn. (04/15/2025) —Trees provide many things for our communities; beauty, energy conservation, reduction of soil erosion, filtering air pollutants, raising property values, a home for wildlife and so much more. Trees are an integral part of our home landscapes, neighborhoods and countryside. If you are looking to plant a tree for the…
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The Gut Health Benefits of Sauerkraut
DAVIS, Calif. — Is sauerkraut more than just a tangy topping? A new University of California, Davis, study published in Applied and Environmental Microbiology suggests that the fermented cabbage could help protect your gut, which is an essential part of overall health, supporting digestion and protecting against illness. Authors Maria Marco, professor with the Department of Food Science…
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Farmer and Veteran Fights 25 Years to Keep Pond, Halt Eminent Domain
Farmer and Veteran Fights 25 Years to Keep Pond, Halt Eminent Domain  AgWeb
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Campbell’s and Other Soup Brands Have Been Listed in a USDA Public Health Alert
Campbell’s and Other Soup Brands Have Been Listed in a USDA Public Health Alert  MSN
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The American Recap: Richest One-Day Rodeo in the World Crowns Champions
The American Recap: Richest One-Day Rodeo in the World Crowns Champions  Rural Radio Network
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Americans Will Indulge in More Than 73 Million Pounds of Chocolate This Easter, Says Cargill
MINNEAPOLIS — As Easter approaches, Americans are set to indulge in a chocolate extravaganza, with a jaw-dropping 73 million pounds of chocolate expected to be consumed this holiday season– likely equating to more than $2 billion in sales. For comparison, that’s enough chocolate to: Create more than 1 billion chocolate eggs weighing 1-ounce each; Craft…
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The USDA Has Actual Definitions for ‘Fancy’ and ‘Extra’ Fancy Produce — Here’s What They Mean
The USDA Has Actual Definitions for ‘Fancy’ and ‘Extra’ Fancy Produce — Here’s What They Mean  Food & Wine
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Do All You Can to Prevent Tick Bites
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The more we learn about ticks, the more committed we all should be about preventing tick bites altogether. I will be covering types of ticks and possible diseases they can transmit, but I am not a medical doctor. All medical advice and treatment recommendations should come from a licensed medical professional.…
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Fan favorite soup brands named in health alert over ‘foreign material’
Fan favorite soup brands named in health alert over ‘foreign material’  The Independent
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Officials want you to destroy these mud-like masses ‘before they hatch’
Officials want you to destroy these mud-like masses ‘before they hatch’  Yahoo
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Campbell’s and Other Soup Brands Have Been Listed in a USDA Public Health Alert
Campbell’s and Other Soup Brands Have Been Listed in a USDA Public Health Alert  The Healthy @Reader’s Digest
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High Grocery Prices Drive More Households to Produce Their Own Food
The post High Grocery Prices Drive More Households to Produce Their Own Food appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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7 Foods High in Vitamin D for Strong Bones and Immune System
7 Foods High in Vitamin D for Strong Bones and Immune System  Vogue
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Commemorative Milk Pints, Cartons Give Indy 500 Fans Winning Feeling
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Motor Speedway, American Dairy Association Indiana and Prairie Farms Dairy are collaborating to bring Indianapolis 500-branded milk pints and cartons to fans across the Midwest. More than 13,000 retailers across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin will be stocked with 16-ounce pints celebrating five winners of “The Greatest Spectacle…
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Easter tradition gets a makeover with dyed potatoes
Easter tradition gets a makeover with dyed potatoes  FOX Weather
