A recent farmland protection project led by the Genesee Valley Conservancy benefited both an area farm operation and its ...

Statewide, Ohio faced extremely dry conditions late in the season. In northern Ohio, the planting season got off to a tough ...

Russian farmers, the world's most prolific wheat producers, are pivoting away from the crop to more profitable ones after a year of significant losses due to extreme weather events. According to a ...

The country singer was invited to perform at the Liberty Ball, and he chose to cover Toby Keith's "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue" to entertain the masses. "American girls and American guys ...

Time magazine released its inauguration cover on Sunday ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House, an animation of the incoming president shoving everything off the Oval Office Resolute ...

Last year, China imported a record 105.03 million metric tons of soybeans — a key crop that was embroiled in Donald Trump's tariff war with China during his first presidency. China's import of ...

China is loading up on soybeans amid US trade war fears. China's soybean imports rose 6.5% in 2024, hedging against potential Trump trade policies. Intensifying US-China trade tensions could hit ...

Syd Hayes had several references in mind when preparing for British Vogue’s February cover shoot with Renée Zellweger ... It wasn’t about Bridget, but more about her as a person.” Her new boyish crop ...

The team calls the metric “Land-cover change Impacts of Future Extinctions,” or LIFE. They published their work Jan. 9 in the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B ...

The often-dreaded cover letter is your secret weapon for standing out. Despite its importance, only 38% of candidates submit one for a job posting when required. The truth? A generic, formulaic ...

DEERFIELD, Wis. -- Wisconsinites can be split on whether or not they prefer a snowy winter, and it turns out so can certain plants - crops and lawns. Kevin Shelley's field of winter wheat at ...

SALT LAKE CITY — A new study finds two crops are major contributors to Great Salt Lake's water woes, but researchers say there are solutions that can drastically improve flows to the lake.