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Posted on May 1, 2026
Strawberry season will soon be upon us (if it isn’t already). It’s a popular crop – number three among fruits produced in the U.S. and constant consumer craving. That demand and the fruit’s adaptability for controlled environment agriculture (CEA) systems makes strawberry an attractive fruit crop fo...
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by Edith Tucker 
Posted on May 1, 2026
Indigenous botanist Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of the best-seller “ Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge & the Teaching of Plants ,” spoke collaboratively for two nonprofits – the Massachusetts Audubon Society and Wellesley College – in the Bay State. Her latest book, “T...
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tecnavia 
Posted on May 1, 2026
Imagine blackberry growing becoming more streamlined – literally. Pairwise, a company based in Durham, NC, uses proprietary plant gene editing technology to deliver breakthroughs that benefit farmers, consumers and the planet. At last year’s American Society for Horticultural Science meeting, they s...
Country Folks
by Troy Bishopp, Northeast NatGLC Regional Grazing Manager 
October 7, 2026
Wendell Berry argued that “true health is not complicated or exclusive; it comes from recognizing how everyday actions link together.” He poignantly a...
Country Folks
tecnavia 
October 7, 2026
High cattle prices can create a welcome problem for beef producers: what to do with the extra income? After years when simply keeping the bills paid c...
Country Folks
by Deborah Jeanne Post 
October 7, 2026
For Sodus, NY, resident William Douglass, 17, showing at the local Wayne County Fair in Palmyra has helped him feel close to his agricultural roots. H...
Agritourism/Agritainment, Country Folks
by Sonja Heyck-Merlin 
October 7, 2026
“Visitors are coming to your website with specific questions: ‘Can I trust this place? Is it worth the trip?’ Your website will be their first impress...