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Oklahoma’s House and Senate saw what some observers describe as a "one-two punch" on governing large confined poultry raising operations this week, with bills co-authored by Rep. David Hardin, R-Stilwell.

Stark Enterprises of Cleveland, in collaboration with Danny Gaekwad, is expanding its residential portfolio in Florida with a new development, Summer Point Village.

SWEET GRASS, Mont. - If you were planning on boating in Canadian waters, there are some things to keep in mind to ensure a safe and enjoyable season on the

A Qualtrics study conducted on behalf of Credit Karma calls out the rising costs of in-person entertainment, like concerts, movies, and live sports. “Fee creep,” or the slow-but-sure increase of

Members of the St. Clair Association of Realtors gathered recently to honor, remember and recognize those in their profession. The organization formed in 1983.

MOREHEAD CITY — Carteret Community College (CCC) aquaculture student Payton Cottrell and Tyler Hodge, a student partner at East Carolina University, recently won two business pitch competitions at ECU.

VALDOSTA — The Valdosta Garden Center, Inc. held a Standard Flower Show on April 5. The show was open to all gardeners to enter their plants and flowers.

It has been said that farming is the only job in which you can do everything right and still have a bad year. This is most often because of the

A mixed-use development planned for the North Aud Block at Canalside in Buffalo and an expansion of the visitor center by the Graycliff Conservancy will receive a total of $3.5

So how long does it take to become an “expert” farmer? If you follow the 10,000-hour rule, then we should be there. So why do we still feel like we