A new method of examining gene expression patterns called landscape transcriptomics may help pinpoint what causes bumble bees stress and could eventually give insight into why bee populations are ...

This week, the Ulster Farmers’ Union recognised Northern Ireland’s top silage makers of 2024 as the UFU and sponsors United ...

ST. PAUL — Anglers on Mille Lacs Lake in central Minnesota will have the opportunity to keep two walleyes daily during the upcoming open water season, which begins Saturday, May 10, and continues ...

It’s spring! The weather is warming and the trails are calling, but you’ve got the “pudgy pony blues.” ...

Your hay bales might be shedding weight faster than a steer on Ozempic,” Mizzou hay specialist Rob Kallenbach quips.

South Texas cattle producer Bob McCan has discovered more about his rangeland and pasture conditions from analyzing manure ...

The best time to prepare for drought is long before it arrives, Nebraska Extension specialist Jerry Volesky says.

The most anticipated season in the foodie calendar is upon us. Forget asparagus, strawberries or grouse, the ultimate middle-class culinary status symbol is wild garlic. Popping through the ...

The region stretching from Portland’s southern suburbs has evolved into a dynamic destination for food, Pinot Noir and ...

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is issuing a reminder that citizens wishing to harvest hay from the state ...

New drone evidence detailed in a study published February 28 in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science found that narwhals can use their tusks to forage, explore their surroundings, and even play.