‘Yellowstone’ in the Everglades? A day on the South Florida farm that’s building a ranch-to-restaurant empire
At 100 acres Rancher’s Reserve isn’t TV’s “Yellowstone,” but this South Florida farm is aiming to grow a ranch-to-restaurant ...
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This Intrepid Team of Bee Lovers Are Doing Everything They Can to Save Rare Native Species From Extinction
Iridescent sweat bees, hairy-faced mining bees, tiny Perdita minima the size of a gnat. Thanks to swarms of apiary ...
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When I Was A “Foolish American” I Put A Worm In My Pocket In Uganda
When Okello laughed, all the homesteads could hear. Often, he’d laugh so hard that he’d have to sit down, and even lay down ...
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25 years after tri-state water wars, Georgia farmers get green light to tap into the Floridan Aquifer
The mussels depend on fish to transport their larvae in the lower Flint River Basin ... groundwater without being blocked by a layer of clay. The ease of replenishment could “ mitigate ...
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The Heat And Drought-Tolerant Fruit Tree That Will Grow In Full Sun
Looking to grow your own fruit in your yard? This fruit tree will thrive in a variety of conditions, including heat, drought, ...
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How to grow carrots and best varieties
Carrots like sandy soil and don’t grow well in clay soils, or in very stony ground ... They lay their eggs on carrot tops and the developing larvae eat their way through the root, leaving black ...
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25 years after tristate water wars, Georgia farmers get green light to tap into Floridan Aquifer
The groundwater permits don’t have a quantity or acreage cap, so it’s difficult to estimate how much water they’ll withdraw ...