Iowa State

Columbus, OH

Nebraska State

AP Select has launched a new family-owned seed company across North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota. “AP Select has access to genetics and traits from multiple sources, so we are able to customize the right seed blend for every acre our customer’s farm,” said Rory Olerud, CEO of AP Select. “Being able to provide freedom of choice, responsive service and regional expertise are just some of the ways we are elevating our business above the competition and creating a unique advantage for our customers.”

AP Select offers Midwest farmers new seed brand, regional expertise

For a good chunk of the summer, drought conditions were cutting into forage stands. Recent rainfall has boosted pastures, making stockpiling forage more of an option later this fall into winter. During this time of year, cool-season grasses will be putting up reproductive tillers, says Philip Lancaster, assistant professor and...

Recent moisture may boost producers’ stockpiled forage

South Carolina State

Sunset Beach, NC

Fox News

The Sunset Beach Police Department in North Carolina posted a warning on Facebook advising locals to stay away from alligator nests especially if there is a gator nearby.

North Carolina police warn residents of 'aggressive' alligators amid nesting season

Lancaster County, PA

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Fans of Frisco's Chicken were left reeling as the beloved Peruvian-style eatery announced the closure of all its locations in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The chain, known for its delicious food and strong community values, posted a heartfelt note on its doors, informing customers of the devastating news.

Favorite Chicken Chain Suddenly Closes All Stores, Heartfelt Message Found on Doors

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"I have yet to find any produce that does not last longer and stay fresher in one of these containers," wrote one reviewer.

Keep Your Summer Fruit Fresh For Longer With These 'Miracle' Produce Containers

New York City, NY

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Cheryl E Preston

Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

Real Simple

Upgrading your plants' living spaces can help them thrive.

5 Vital Signs It’s Time to Repot Your Plants

Massachusetts State

Stop & Shop Announces Closure of 32 Stores Across the Northeast. Stop & Shop, a well-known grocery chain, has confirmed the closure of 32 of its underperforming stores across the Northeast region of the United States. The decision, aimed at streamlining operations and fostering future growth, will affect locations in New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, with all closures scheduled to be completed by November 2nd.

A well-known grocery chain, has confirmed the closure of 32 of its under performing stores

Honey can do some amazing things. Not only does it have natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it is also one of the only known foods to never expire (case in point: when archaeologists found perfectly preserved, still edible pots of the stuff inside Egyptian tombs). And, of course, it is a life-changing addition to many dishes, like honey soy marinated baked chicken thighs and honey mustard-glazed ham. So, it might surprise you to learn that there's actually a type of honey that can cause you to hallucinate, vomit — and in some cases, even die.

The Banned Honey That Can Cause Hallucinations

Apples are a delicious fruit that grows in abundance from late summer through fall. And while picking your own apples from the orchard is a fun seasonal activity, have you ever considered making your own tiny orchard in your backyard? After finishing an apple, harvest the seeds and plant them in small containers. Soon, the seeds will germinate, and you'll be well on your way to growing an apple tree.

How to Plant Apple Seeds So They Grow Into Fruit-Bearing Trees

J. Souza

After hitting the jackpot in the cruise ship's casino, one man was shocked by the prize he won. A recent TikTok video has gotten a lot of attention, showcasing a couple's unexpected windfall during a cruise vacation.

Cruise Passenger Wins Jackpot on Cruise and Gets $50k Cabin Upgrade

Chicago, IL

Foodie in Chicago

Shortly before 3 AM, people in the Chicago area may have felt their houses shake as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake occurred about 60 miles west of the city. (CHICAGO) The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 3.4-magnitude earthquake around Somonauk, IL. Somonauk is in DeKalb and LaSalle Counties, 64 miles west of Chicago.

Did You Feel the Earthquake?

Forest Grove News Times

Spending time in the backyard can be restorative and relaxing. Is it any wonder that homeowners are increasingly improving their homes to blur the lines between the indoors and outside and enjoy more recreational moments in nature?
                Part of what makes a landscape inviting is the bevy of plants dotting suburban landscapes. Individuals may take painstaking pleasure in mapping out landscapes that are both functional and appealing. When selecting foliage, it’s wise for homeowners to familiarize themselves with certain plants that may not be very...

Watch out for these poisonous backyard plants

If you planted fruit trees dreaming of harvesting juicy pears, pie-ready apples, and sweet summer peaches fresh from your own backyard, then trees that grow and bloom without producing bountiful fruit are a maddening puzzle. However, most of the reasons fruit trees don't produce fruit are easy to anticipate—and simple...

Why Your Fruit Trees Aren't Bearing Fruit—and How to Fix It

Every gardener dreams of lush, thriving plants that grow rapidly and transform their garden into a verdant paradise. While plants naturally take time to grow, there are some clever tricks you can use to give them a boost and see noticeable growth almost overnight! As an avid gardener, I’m excited to share these tips with you to help your garden flourish more quickly and beautifully.

10 Gardening Tricks to Make Your Plants Grow Faster Overnight!

For the busy bees and the lazy gardeners, here’s all you need to learn about Growing Orchids in Water. And they look stunning this way, too!. Orchids are the divas of the floral world. With all needs satisfied, they are utterly stunning! And when they effortlessly bloom out of crystal-clear water-filled jars, you know you’ve cracked the ultimate orchid code–water culture!

Growing Orchids In Water Forever

Livingetc

Although not a traditional time for planting, these are the fruits that can still be sown this month

5 Fruits You Can Actually Plant in July in Your Yard — Ideas to Grow Now for New Season Crops

Hibiscus plants boast some of the largest and most colorful blooms among their perennial peers. The ultimate goal is flowers when you grow and care for one of these shrubs. We want as many as possible, for as long as possible. So when they fall off sooner than we expected, the disappointment is real.

Why is My Hibiscus Dropping Flowers?

As conventional dewormers are losing effectiveness in sheep and goat herds, researchers are highlighting alternative methods to deal with the issue. One of the most problematic worm species, the Haemonchus contortus, or barber pole worm, has become increasingly resistant to conventional worming methods, according to Joan Burke, a research scientist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Dewormers losing effectiveness in sheep, goats

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Heavy precipitation can’t drown SCN sorrows

Editor’s note: The following was written by Greg Tylka, professor in the Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology at Iowa State University, for the Integrated Crop...

Heavy precipitation can’t drown SCN sorrows

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