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As a rule, organic food costs more than conventional food, but is it worth the extra money? “We want consumers to appreciate that by buying organic food, they are helping to support plant and animal growing methods that are healthier for the soil and the land’s water supply in the long term,” said Urvashi Rangan, … Read more
When it comes to nurturing ourselves and the future generations that will inhabit our planet, there is little room for doubt that on a global scale we are ‘biting the hand that feeds us’. Eighty percent of global deforestation and 11 percent of anthropogenic carbon emissions come from agriculture, and conventional agricultural practices are the … Read more
There are an estimated 12-24 million e-commerce sites around the world, with thousands more being created every day.one. So how can you stand out in such a seemingly crowded space? The key to securing your place in any industry is selecting the right niche to serve. Since the vast majority of ecommerce startups will fail … Read more
Before the onset of COVID-19, Australians flocked to Japan, desperate to sample the incredible cuisine and culture that the Land of the Rising Sun is known for. But once borders were closed and overseas travel eliminated, foodies across the country had to look inland to experience the authentic Japanese flavors they so desired. And boy, … Read more
Unbeweedable. That had to be exactly what a master from the Midwest thought when he realized that the brownies he had baked had disappeared from the kitchen counter. There was no doubt a bit of panic as well. It turns out that concern was well founded. It all happened last week in Tabor, South Dakota. … Read more
The endangered beach-nesting plover population is growing in New Jersey with 137 nesting pairs found in 2021, up from 103 pairs found in 2020, according to The Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey. That’s a 33% increase, which is unprecedented in New Jersey, said Todd Pover, a senior wildlife biologist. The number of nesting pairs … Read more
It’s a very important part of the season on the field for the Buffalo Bills. They are gearing up for a wild-card playoff showdown with the New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium this Saturday night, in what will be the first meeting between the two teams in the postseason (modern era). The Bills and Patriots … Read more
Dole has issued a voluntary recall of iceberg lettuce products in North Dakota. If you bought any Dole iceberg lettuce (or foods containing Dole iceberg lettuce) on your most recent trip to the grocery store, you may he wants to take it to the store and get his money back. Why? Because Dole may have … Read more
Daughters hold a very special place in their father’s heart. So much so that you can’t access social media without seeing overprotective dad memes and posts. It’s just the way that we as parents are connected. If you are one of those parents, then put down the shotgun, pick some flowers, and take your little … Read more
As college students return to campus to begin classes after the break, many are faced with remote learning to start the semester. Many of Michigan’s colleges and universities paused in-person learning for the first week or two due to the increase in COVID-19 cases, but Oakland University is extending that time. University officials announced Monday, … Read more
Try it yourself. Check it out with women in agriculture talking about gender issues in industry. Find them informally through social media or find them through a women’s agricultural organization, of which there are several across Canada today. Then ask them what kind of response they get when they talk about gender equality in agriculture. … Read more
Wednesday, January 12, the Ravalli County Free Throw Contest returns after an absence due to COVID. The competition, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, is open to all Bitterroot Valley youth ages 9-14. Organizers have brought the contest back to the Hamilton Middle School gym on South 5th Street in Hamilton, where it has traditionally … Read more
Take a look at a “world-class ax-throwing” bar opening soon in the Hudson Valley. Saxon Hall will open in the very near future in Newburgh. The new business advertises its “Axes & Ales” on the outside door. Saxon Hall will open Orange County. Learn more and take a look at the place below: Sneak peek: … Read more
Getty Images / Al Bello / Personal MACY’S CONTINUES TO CLOSE RETAIL LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY Is our local Macy’s store closing in St. Cloud soon? Before the whole Covid thing became the norm, Macy’s had announced that it planned to close roughly 125 retail stores and cut 2,000 corporate jobs as part of its … Read more
A wind chill warning is in effect today, January 11, 2022 until 10:00 am ET for the northern and southern regions of Oneida County. The lake effect snow advisory in effect until this morning has expired. Boonville, Rome, and Utica are especially hard hit. The National Weather Service (NWS) says dangerously cold icy winds are … Read more
