Five Acre News Today

From farm to fork: Five Acre Community Farm has been recognised as E.ON's latest Sustainability Hero, for its efforts in helping grow a greener food movement in the city

To celebrate the 200th episode of Eat It Up, Skot Covert revisits The Root Cafe in Little Rock on this special episode.

A man vacationing in Alaska said he felt a local restaurant flipped him "a huge middle finger" when it suggested he tip as much as 100%.

A MAN threatened his neighbour with a 20cm kitchen knife over the ownership of a parcel of land at the back of their houses in Tilehurst.

A woman has been sentenced for strangling her two young children in the bathroom of her Fife home, killing her 4-year-old daughter while her husband was out buying groceries. Pierce County …

Sequim’s Five Acre School added a new activity to their after-school offerings, a chess club, which held its end of the year tournament on May 31.

A council is set to create five new local nature reserves in a move which will give the land better protection.

For those who live the farm life, it's a serious business, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun – and educational for the city folk. Agritourism draws folks from around the state and the country to pick berries, photograph flowers, and in the case of Cow Creek Farm visitors – snuggle cattle.

At a food forum presented by the Arkansas Local Food Network, Cooperative Extension Service food safety experts shared their perspectives on the future of agriculture in the state with fellow panelists, including Arkansas farmers and leaders in the local food economy.

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