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Semifinalists for the third annual Seeding The Future Global Food System Challenge have been announced and 38 teams of innovators will now vie for a part of $1 million USD across three award levels – two Seeding The Future Grand Prizes ($250,000 each), three Growth Grants ($100,000 each), and eight Seed Grants ($25,000 each).

PICKENS — Produce grown by students in the Pickens School’s “high tunnel” is now being served on the school’s lunch trays. A high tunnel is a form o

ELKINS — Students participating in the Randolph County School’s Summer SOLE program at George Ward Elementary School have been growing cucumber plants for t

The McKinney store is the third H-E-B to open in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Artists Zuleika Miranda and Chomingo Rivas turned a downtown park into a pop-up art gallery Friday.

Bees are keystone organisms, meaning stability in an ecological community significantly depends on the services they provide that environment. Pollination, their primary ecosystem service, is in worldwide decline, as is diversity within the species...

Bees are keystone organisms, meaning stability in an ecological community significantly depends on the services they provide that environment. Pollination, their primary ecosystem service, is in worldwide decline, as is diversity within the species...

All About Feed wraps up the latest business developments and updates from around the world this month to ensure you don’t miss a thing in the global

From Change.org Petition Stop Criminalizing Homelessness in San Diego Further It is very short-sighted and unconscionable to pass the ordinance proposed jointly by Councilmember Whitburn and Mayor Gloria as it currently stands. The proposed ordinance proves to be uncertain in its efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of San Diego’s homeless population as it…

District Sericulture Office, Chumukedima organised a two-day training silkworm rearing from April 20-21 at the college with an objective to educate the famers on the basics of sericulture, silkworm rearing and silk cultivation at St. Joseph University. The programme was funded by DST-Seed Project, Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi.