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The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.

Above, Sarah Kipp, right, conservation director for the Land Conservancy of Adams County, leads a group hiking The Trail at Boyer Nurseries and Orchards Inc. on its opening day Saturday.

Sarah Kipp, second from left, conservation director for the Land Conservancy of Adams County, cuts the ribbon Saturday to open The Trail at Boyer Nurseries and Orchards Inc. Standing in

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.

Congresswoman Hillary Scholten announced five clean energy investments for West Michigan businesses totaling nearly $1.3 million.

Area farmers and those across the state that incurred loss of crops due to the extremes of the weather incurred during the past growing season have received another financial boost to help offset that loss in revenue. A number of farms in the Merrimack and Nashoba valleys, along with several in Central Mass., are among […]

At the IFPA Global Produce & Floral Show, folks from Crunch Time Apple Growers were spreading the exciting news that RubyFrost apples would be back in stores in November, just in time for the holidays.

The RubyFrost apple will soon be available in select produce aisles just in time for family gatherings over the holiday season. The premium variety is grown by Crunch Time Apple Growers, a group of more than 150 New York state-based growers. Crunch Time also grows the official apple of the Buffalo Bills, SnapDragon. Last year, RubyFrost held its own, with strong growth at several of the top retailers; and the same is expected this year.

If you’ve got a serious peach craving and feel like a scenic road trip, here’s a guide to 10 great spots to find peaches in the Hill Country.

RubyFrost apples are back with bigger crop