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Southern Oregonians came to the Spring Garden Fair this weekend celebrating everything natural and green.

Greetings good friends and wise readers, and welcome back for our first visit of May 2024 here on the Front Porch, where the sun rose this morning at 5:37, will

For Husker undergraduates in agriculture and natural resources studies, hands-on research opportunities — whether in the laboratory, out in the field or at a computer — are a key part

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To qualify, farmers would have to do three things on the land where they grow the corn: plant cover crops, avoid tilling the soil and use "enhanced efficiency" nitrogen fertilizers.

As reported in the press recently, some jars containing some preserved cherries were found at Mount Vernon, our first presidents’ home. Workers maintaining and preserving the historical property made the

The hike to Elk Creek Falls, especially if you’re coming from the arid Lewiston-Clarkston Valley midsummer, is a refreshing forest foray, complete with the magic of a rainbow.

Seven of Hickory’s finest buildings are featured on the tour, including an event space and a new business headquarters.

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Spring has sprung, and so have two West Virginia delicacies.

I recently purchased a fuchsia from Christensen Florist and Greenhouses, a hanging basket that descended from a cutting propagated by Elmer Christensen sometime in the 1950s.