The H. Lee White Maritime Museum in Oswego, New York, continues to be a popular point of int… Read more
Whoever said, “It isn’t the heat, it’s the humidity,” certainly knew what they were talking … Read more
A free, virtual, flower trial webinar offered growers a way to attend the annual Penn State … Read more
Most of the contents of a heavy plastic bag of chicken feed —its opened top kept rolled up a… Read more
After hearing that Ag Progress Days, the All-American Dairy Show and KILE had been canceled,… Read more
Now that a pandemic is happening and social distancing is needed to help stop the spread of … Read more
Kids of all ages need rules. Having limits actually helps them to feel safe and secure. By e… Read more
Navigating social distancing and its related consequences have required significant adjustme… Read more
Pennsylvania auctioneer Pete Stewart was born in 1920 when Woodrow Wilson was the country’s … Read more
Produce seems to be “picky” about whether or not it grows and thrives. Some species of fruit… Read more
Shopping at a farmers market should be enjoyable, but it does require you to do your part while shopping to protect other customers and vendors from transmittable diseases that may be passed via direct contact. Read more
About 30% of our food supply is lost or wasted at home and in stores, according to the USDA. One of the sources of this food waste arises from consumers and retailers throwing away wholesome food because the date on the label has passed. Read more
If you must go out in public, keep a safe distance of 6 feet or more from others. It is a best practice currently to simply avoid crowds. Stay home as much as possible to reduce the risk of being exposed. Read more
The 2019 novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19, is a new virus that causes respiratory illness in people and can spread from person to person. This virus was first identified during an investigation into an outbreak in Wuhan, China. Read more
With this new virus has come non-stop news coverage and warnings to “be prepared.” But what does preparedness look like in this situation? What is a reasonable response to this message? Read more
“DASH” stands for Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension. By following the DASH eating plan, individuals may be able to reduce blood pressure and cardiovascular disease risk factors and find a heart-healthy eating style for life. Read more
Recent recalls of flour are important to note, but a recall is not the only time to be concerned about the safety of uncooked flour. Read more
Nausea, bloating, vomiting, itchiness, hives, rashes and other concerning reactions after eating a meal are real symptoms for many adults and children. However, trying to understand and determine what is going on may require a more serious investigation. Read more
Since farming doesn't stop in the winter, here are some reminders for farmers who are working out in the cold, adapted from a winter hiking tip sheet. Read more
A 2012 policy exempted farm trucks and equipment from routine police safety inspections. Read more
