South Florida's seagrasses filter water, absorb carbon dioxide, house small marine life and feed manatees — a primary source ...

Wheatgrass Books welcomes acclaimed adventure photographer Andy Austin on Saturday, July 5, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Austin will sign ...

One yard is freshly cut, and the rows created by the coming and going of the tractor give it not only a groomed feel, but a molded feel. Another is ankle-high green grass in need of a cutting. One ...

It’s impossible to imagine human civilization without the horse. Modern horses were domesticated over 4,000 years ago in Eastern Europe. The horse has been used to fight wars, assist in hunting other ...

With the 2025 wheat harvest in full swing it is time to think about weed control in wheat stubble. When soil moisture ...

The phenomenon has for years been blamed by some for sweltering summer conditions in Iowa, yet recent research shows that ...

Interviews with farmers and analysts across Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska revealed a vast disparity in profit for wheat compared to other crops.

Only two lines survived -- sea wheatgrass and a wheat/sea wheatgrass hybrid. Experiments in summer 2016 confirmed that these two lines are resistant to the virus, but the parent wheat plant is not.

The B vitamins in wheatgrass help to kickstart your body’s process to turn the food you take in into energy. According to one study, drinking wheatgrass juice on an empty stomach means it enters ...

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