How Bats Are Valuable To Farms
October 14, 2015According to studies, bats are worth $3.7 billion to U.S. agriculture.
According to studies, bats are worth $3.7 billion to U.S. agriculture.
As homesteaders we value the importance of foundation with all we do. With everything we build, grow and raise, our eyes are constantly focused on the future, and therefore, focused on ensuring a solid start.
The Food, Inc. director talks about his behind-the-scenes research into sustainable food systems.
Encouraging healthy eating across the U.S. could encourage the business of small-scale, diversified farms, according to a report by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Based on land value and crop commodity prices, farmland rental rates are projected to climb in 2013.
Farmers and consumers speak out against the House’s Farm Bill provisions that protect the implementation of genetically engineered crops.
Thanks to the heat waves across country, including our part of southwestern Wisconsin, we’re digging up our beautiful Norland Red potatoes today to celebrate Independence Day from both a local-food and renewable-energy perspective.
A poultry veterinarian dresses the part of “Biosecurity Queen” as she takes poultry-disease education on the road.