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Mail-Order Citrus: Pearson Ranch Delivers California Sunshine From Orchard to Doorstep
The fruit in my hand is 6 months old, but tastier than ever. It’s a pink pomelo from Pearson Ranch in California, and the big orb’s fabulously thick rind—an inch ...
January 20, 2023
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Eric Lucas
Historian Victor Davis Hanson on the Farmer’s Virtues
It’s nearly a 200-mile commute home for historian Victor Davis Hanson from the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, ...
November 16, 2022
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Channaly Philipp
Soil in Danger: How Fixing Agricultural Soil Could Help the World
Agricultural soil is an important resource for communities all over the world, not only because it provides humans ...
October 24, 2022
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Lily Kelly
How Pesticides and Herbicides Affect Farmers
In the past few decades, thousands of studies have revealed the negative consequences of herbicides and pesticides on ...
October 22, 2022
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Jennifer Margulis
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Stephanie Seneff
7th Grader Works on Family Farm 7 Days a Week, Supplies Fresh Produce to Town: ‘I Love Farming’
The transformation of a tiny seed into a tree still amazes this 12-year-old farmer who works hard after ...
October 2, 2022
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Epoch Inspired Staff
Give Much – If, Frankly, Any – Thought to Vertical Farming?
Odds are, among many, that’d be a nope. Fair enough. But spurred by factors such as a burgeoning ...
June 1, 2022
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Chuck Green
Double Agent
Symbiotic balance of multi species in our Family Cow pastures... Sometimes I feel like a double agent privy to ...
May 18, 2022
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Edwin Shank
The Family Table: Summer Memories of an Italian-American Jersey Farm Girl
Submitted by Eleanor Rodio Furlong, Naples, Florida I'm a Jersey girl. I'm a farm girl. I'm an Italian ...
September 2, 2021
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The Family Table
Farmstand Fresh: Corn Crepes for a Late Summer Meal
Roadside farmstands are making a comeback. They have been around forever, more common in some places than in ...
August 31, 2021
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Ari LeVaux
Will Home Farming Survive a Vaccine?
Commentary Farm-to-table refers to freshly grown produce—that is, fruits and vegetables not transported from some distant time zone ...
June 9, 2020
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Froma Harrop
Farmers and Cropdusting Pilots Wrestled With Pesticide Risks on the Great Plains
It is easy to frame conservation as a clash between environmentalists and polluters. But this view can greatly ...
June 13, 2018
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David Vail
Perdue’s New Chicken Slaughtering Method More Humane, Say Advocacy Groups
In a substantial move for one of the country's largest chicken producers, Perdue will change its chicken slaughtering method. While animal ...
July 4, 2016
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Petr Svab
This Carrot Harvesting Machine is Amazing to Watch
Here's what it takes to harvest carrots on an industrial scale. This video shows a triple-track carrot extracter, ...
April 5, 2016
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Jack Phillips
11 Foods That Grow in Totally Unexpected Ways: Cashews, Baby Corn, Cinnamon
Do you know how these grow? Chocolate, cashews, pepper corn, baby corn, cinnamon, wasabi, pineapple, kiwi, sesame seeds, ...
February 13, 2016
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Cindy Drukier
The Dark Side of Coffee: An Unequal Social and Environmental Exchange
The humble coffee bean is one of the most important and actively traded commodities in the world.
September 1, 2015
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Alexander J Myers
Technologies Will Tackle Irrigation Inefficiencies in Agriculture’s Drier Future
Worldwide, the bulk of water use is tied to agriculture – it accounts for approximately 66% of water ...
May 28, 2015
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Mac McKee
Amount of Land Devoted to Growing Vegetables Continues to Drop
The amount of land dedicated to growing vegetables dropped almost 4 percent last year compared to 2013 levels, ...
February 11, 2015
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Kaven Baker-Voakes
Mystery Kidney Killer Spreads Fear in Sri Lanka
It's midmorning and hundreds of people are squeezed under a banyan tree's shady canopy to have blood drawn ...
January 18, 2015
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Margie Mason
Superweeds and the Chemical Dependency of American Farmers
The U.S. agriculture system wants to turn up the herbicide chemicals, but doctors, scientists, and watch dog groups ...
September 4, 2014
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Conan Milner
Mussels May Be the Chicken Feed of the Future
STOCKHOLM - Swedish farmers and scientists have realized that ground domestic mussels – 'musselmeal' – could replace other ...
August 28, 2014
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Susanne W. Lamm
American Milk Consumption Has Plummeted (Infographic)
Whole milk consumption has plummeted in the United States, falling by a massive 78 percent since 1970 alone. ...
July 5, 2014
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Niall McCarthy
US Food Manufacturing—Science Based or Reckless?
Historically, the European Union (EU) has taken a far stricter, more cautious stance with regards to genetically engineered ...
July 5, 2014
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Joseph Mercola
Seaweed Farming in Zanzibar
On the beautiful shores of Paje, a seaside village on the southeast coast of Zanzibar, women crouch in ...
June 20, 2014
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The Seaweed Center
Half of the World’s Food Is Thrown Away
30 percent of perfectly good vegetables are not harvested simply because they aren't pretty. Thirty to 50 percent ...
June 1, 2014
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Joseph Mercola
How Your Bedding Could Save Monarch Butterflies
How are milkweed, pillows, and monarch butterflies connected?
May 3, 2014
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Christine Chamberlin
US Dependence on Corn Could Reach Popping Point
Corn is huge business in the United States, but can it last?
April 23, 2014
BY
Marieke Vos
Farmers and Ag Experts React to New Farm Bill
At over 950 pages, the long awaited Farm Bill pleases some, disappoints others.
February 22, 2014
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Conan Milner
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