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High-powered bunch awaits Reddies | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source - Vimarsana News

High-powered bunch awaits Reddies | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source

Henderson State Coach Scott Maxfield was both excited and emotional following his team's thriller against Ouachita Baptist during the 96th Battle of the Ravine last week.

High School Sports: Le Mars girls bowling wins MRAC title, boys finish second (2/8/23) - Vimarsana News

High School Sports: Le Mars girls bowling wins MRAC title, boys finish second (2/8/23)

COUNCIL BLUFFS -- Fueled by having all six of their bowlers finish in the top six of the conference, the Le Mars Community girls bowling team brought home a Missouri River Activities Conference...

Applications for aquatic farming drop due to pandemic - Vimarsana News

Applications for aquatic farming drop due to pandemic

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Alaska Journal | FISH FACTOR: Kelp farm permits still more popular than shellfish - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | FISH FACTOR: Kelp farm permits still more popular than shellfish

Alaskan interest in growing kelp continues to outpace that of shellfish, based on applications filed during the annual window that runs from January through April.

Interest in growing kelp outpaces shellfish in Alaska - Vimarsana News

Interest in growing kelp outpaces shellfish in Alaska

Alaskan interest in growing kelp continues to outpace that of shellfish, based on applications filed during the annual window that runs from January through April. The number of 2021 applicants dropped to just seven, reversing a steady upward trend that reached 16 last year, likely due to a “wait and see” approach stemming from the pandemic. “We had people whose personal situations changed because of COVID. They became homeschooling parents, things like that, where they can no longer dedicate the time they thought they were going to have out on a farm site,” said Michell M...