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Not a tractor was stirring, safe from weather's harm. The seeds were planted in furrows with care In hopes that good weather all farmers would share. We nestled together all snug in our beds, And ...

Polk County's 10% decrease in deer harvest during the 2025 season mirrors a statewide trend, raising questions among local hunters about whether declining license sales or changing deer populations ...

An extensive organ-harvesting ring has been uncovered in Nigeria after weeks of covert surveillance, local officials have said. In a statement shared on X, the Imo State Police Command said their ...

Four months of hard work in the fields, and the results are finally here! Follow my journey as I grow watermelon, pumpkin, and eggplant in a remote corner of northern Vietnam. From planting to ...

DALLAS — Far from any battlefield, North Texas scientists are testing a familiar nutrient they hope can help regrow soldiers’ damaged muscles. At the University of Texas at Arlington, professor of ...

ATLANTA — Georgia’s turkey harvest is declining again after rebounding over the past few years. State data made public by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources shows how turkey populations have ...

This fall, I finally solved the “too much celery in the kitchen” problem. You might know what this is — having to buy a big bunch of celery stalks when you only need a couple of pieces for a recipe.