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The folks at Huyck Farms are seeing the rewards of their hard work as their pumpkin patches are finally flourishing. Nathan Huyck, the farms owner, said unpredictable weather delayed the

Urgent action required to change crop pattern for adapting to global warming-induced challenges

A snowy winter approaches for one U.S. state, persimmon seeds say. A look at the lore behind using persimmon seeds as a fun way to predict the winter weather.

SAN ANTONIO - Coffee shops are a beloved part of many people's daily routines. They offer a place to relax and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, tea, or other be

With the severe weather, this summer has not been easy for chile farmers in Pueblo. The question is will there be enough chilies?

With corn silage harvest underway or starting soon, in many areas the main focus is on optimizing the yield and nutritional value of this important feed ingredient, and rightly so. Trusting that plans are in place and being implemented to achieve our goal

IPOH: A group of farmers who have been working on a piece of land in Bidor Coldstream for decades will be allowed to return to it after the High Court here granted a consent order.

Tillage Management: new rotation and diversification rules 2023-09-20

Tillage Management: learning the new crop rotation and diversification rules 2023-09-20

A strawberry grower says fruit's prices will increase.