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Top Farm and Dairy News

Wisconsin Supreme Court Delivers Win for Environmentalists in Fight over ‘Forever Chemicals’

Wisconsin Politics · Madison

Wisconsin Supreme Court Delivers Win for Environmentalists in Fight over ‘Forever Chemicals’

60% Center coverage: 73 sources

Dancing in the Moonlight: Time to Enjoy the Magic of Moths

Wildfires · British Columbia

Dancing in the Moonlight: Time to Enjoy the Magic of Moths

Coverage: 2 sources

From the subtle patterns of an elephant hawkmoth to the clever camouflage of a shaded fan foot, these complex nocturnal insects are best admired at this time of year See the Story

'I'm a skin cancer survivor' - here's why you need to be safe in the sun

Garstang · Garstang

'I'm a skin cancer survivor' - here's why you need to be safe in the sun

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As temperatures rise across Lancashire, Garstang grandfather Andy Lockwood shares his powerful story of surviving melanoma twice and urges others to protect their skin and stay safe in the sun.See the Story

PA ends fiscal year with $46.4B, topping revenue forecast - Central Penn Business Journal

Pennsylvania collected $46.4 billion in General Fund revenue. Total revenue was $321 million, or 0.7%, above estimate. Sales and personal income taxes both exceeded projections. Pennsylvania closed the 2024-25 fiscal year with $46.4B in General Fund revenue, $321M above estimate, reflecting a strong and stable financial outlook. Revenue Secretary Pat Browne reported that the total is $321.0 million above estimate. “We’re ending the fiscal ye…Business · Harrisburg See the Story

Considerations for fungicide applications on silage corn - Farm and Dairy

Spring weather this year created a long, drawn-out planting season. The earliest planted corn that I have seen is projected to start tasseling July 9, while another farm I was on recently won’t have corn tasseling until about Aug. 20. This long silking and pollination window between fields could easily lead to each field having very different disease pressure. Scouting each cornfield as it begins to tassel and assessing weather conditions are im…Ohio · Ohio See the Story

A love-hate letter to weeds - Farm and Dairy

I have been trying for years to stop calling weeds weeds. Instead, I’ll try saying, “Plants growing where I don’t want them to be,” “Plants I didn’t plant” or something similar. This started when I found out that many so-called weeds are actually very medicinally and nutritionally beneficial plants. Think dandelions, nettle and mallow. These plants are amazing and prolifically good for the soil and good for humans. What’s not to love? Well, plen…United States · United States Read Article

Sometimes you need to put lipstick on a pig — or an ag policy - Farm and Dairy

Six months into my first job as pup reporter in another century, I pestered my boss to transfer me from the green fields of north central Iowa to the story-littered streets of Washington, D.C. to cover the just-brewing 1980s ag crisis. My pitch was earnest and honest: As the crisis began to bleed rural Americans’ profit and hope, government would be forced to take a more active role in everyday decision-making with programs like new farm loan gu…Iowa, United States · Iowa Read Article

Honey and the invasive species Japanese knotweed - Farm and Dairy

Open the article to view the coverage from Farm and DairySpecies · Ohio Read Article

West Virginia teen wins world championship archery title - Farm and Dairy

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. — It was the last contest of Kimber Koehler’s high school archery career. She’d made it to states, nationals and qualified for the world championship of the National Archery in the Schools Program, held June 5-7 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Her mother, Julie, told her to just go out there and have fun. The world championship was the cherry on top for the recent Wheeling Park High School graduate, who has had a bow in her …Education · Myrtle Beach Read Article

As harmful algal bloom season looms, scientists look ahead

SOUTH BASS ISLAND, Ohio — In the calm, shallow harbor off the shores of Put-In-Bay, Justin Chaffin, research coordinator for the Stone Laboratory, tossed a small disk attached to a rope over the side of a research vessel. He was using a Secchi disk, a more than 150-year-old technology, to measure the clarity of the water. The disk sank about 10 feet, almost reaching the bottom before disappearing from view. “If the water’s clear, this goes down …Put-in-Bay · Put-in-Bay See the Story

Spit happens: The hidden life of spittlebugs - Farm and Dairy

Hidden indeed! What better way to conceal yourself than within the center of a foamy glob of slimy “spit!” Surely, at some time in your life, you’ve noticed these frothy blobs surrounding the stems of plants. Exploring the meadow as a child, I could never understand why someone would be out there spitting before I arrived. My friends insisted it was frog spit or snake spit. Whatever it was, it really freaked me out. However, now that I know that…Ohio · Ohio Read Article

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