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For those with trees or berry plants, or those starting a small orchard, Penn State Extension is offering a webinar, “Living on a Few Acres: Tree and Small Fruit Production,”

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

Members of Trees Forever held an Arbor Day program at Schuler Elementary on April 29, talking about the history of the holiday and a tree that will be planted near

The Belmont Creek restoration project is finalizing its design and project plans before getting started on a large-scale effort meant to mitigate erosion and reduce flooding risk in the area.

Most of us just take it for granted. But bark is one of the most complex parts of a tree and has many different jobs to do.

A recent five-year project conducted by Stephen F. Austin University found that the American bumblebee population is alive and well in East Texas.

Red Trail Energy, the first ethanol plant in the nation to use carbon capture and storage, is launching a program to provide a premium price for farmers to grow low-carbon

Rose Sunday at Tylers Rose Garden Center was held to celebrate the gardens new blooms for the 2024 season. Texas Rose Festival court members and volunteers were honored among other festivities.

With weather in the 80’s on Wednesday, herds of families flocked to Yoders Farm in Rustburg to pick ripe, red strawberries all lined in rows.

LYONS — On a brisk Saturday morning, 32 volunteers participated in the annual Erie Canal Clean Sweep.