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Black spruce and norway pine. Douglas fir and red cedar. Scarlet oak and shagbark hickory. Hemlock and aspen. There was lumber in the north. The railroads killed the steam boats but there was lumber in the north. Heads up, lumber on the upper river. Heads up. Lumber enough to cover all europe. Down from minnesota and wisconsin, down to st. Paul, down to st. Louis and st. Joe. Lumber for the new continent of the west. Lumber for the new mills. There was lumber in the north and coal in the hills. ...

Citys poor dont go hungry and how the family in germany is nearing the groundwork for all of us to go carbon neutral. But forced one of the most urgent problems affecting india a gradient destress is steadily rising in the state of telangana other dejan of the country a staggering eighty nine percent of the states rural households that depend on agriculture as their primary source of income are in dict one organization in the made up district is working to change this with the help of by empower...

After a store-ravaging fire destroyed his older buildings and boxes in 2016, specialist potato producer Philip Smith invested in a new super-efficient

Norfolk potato store manager Tim Kitson has won a national award after battling back from severe injuries he suffered in a 30ft fall four years…

The UK’s largest potato supplier is investigating a farm-scale net-zero project which aims to increase efficiency and long-term sustainability across the

Crop Systems Limited’s 'SmartSola' system is an innovation launched at exactly the right time. The system enables users to make optimal use of their use of home-generated energy in their potato storage.

The potato industry needs to adopt more sustainable production methods in order to meet net zero targets according to Andrew Blair, field technical manager at the UK’s largest potato supplier Branston.

Steve Watts from Genesis Crop Systems Inc. along with six farmers participated in the Living Labs Atlantic project to test out a slow-release nitrogen fertilizer, also called enhanced efficiency nitrogen.

Potato processor Branston is forging ahead trials of net zero production methods of potato crops as it races towards its sustainability goals.

For more than 150 years, Iowa State University scientists have helped support agricultural production. It’s a foundational mission, present...