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Tillage Management: drills moving in drier areas of the country 2023-10-04

IFA suggests wild bird cover payment for unharvested crops 2023-10-04

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Pheasants Forever hopes to make field edges more profitable for farmers and more beneficial for wildlife.

Today I’ll be discussing arthropods, a phylum of invertebrates that includes insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and others. I’ll focus on those that are fairly prevalent in northern Arizona but not well

‘Lack of clarity’ with forestry could scupper planting targets - Sinn Féin 2023-10-03

Crafted Brew Fest returns Saturday to the Civic Circle with brews from breweries such as River Mile 38 in Cathlamet and Scythe in Longview.

Question: I have been reading about different types of raised gardening beds and came across the term “hugelkultur.” Would you give me some more details about this?

Bipartisan. Unanimous. Wow. It’s hard to argue with that power couple — but, alas, I must.

Last Friday was the autumn equinox and the official first day of fall. The equinox is a special time as day and night, warmth and cold come into balance before