Conservation Practices News Today

Imagine having the job of persuading people to holiday in zimbabwe. It is a beautiful country but its also a basket case. Doctors, nurses and teachers have all been on strike because they havent been paid. Half the rural population face starvation and the economy is in the grip of a major currency crisis. My guest today is zimbabwes Tourism Minister, walter mzembi. Hes worked alongside president mugabe for the last decade. A man, who aged 93, plans to stand in elections next year. Isnt it time f...

Rest of World News: Artisanal fishermen off the Chilean coast accidentally rediscovered a presumed lost species, the Chilean angel shark, described in the 1880s. A recent

A new USDA study of conservation practice  adoption shows relatively few major differences between farmers who own their land and those who cash-rent or share-rent their acreage.

Upper Chattahoochee River Soil and Water Conservation District is taking entries from area residents through April 15.

In this opinion piece, Jon Doggett, former CEO of the National Corn Growers Association, highlights the value of crop insurance programs and the need to update policies to continue farmers success and sustainability.  

Climate change initiatives in healthcare affect job decisions for 80% of clinicians.

On a farm in Ingham County, Bridget Kavanagh raises sheep and goats for eco-friendly fiber for her many home-grown products. The wool is used for spinners, handspun yarns, hats, headbands, cowls and socks, dryer balls and more.

News from Crawford County and Ohio.

“These areas are filled with lush native grasses and beautiful flowers which will provide a great addition to the natural landscape around the city.”

The 2022 Census of Agriculture results won’t be released until 2024, but data from that survey will be important to see how much cover crop usage has grown in the