If our future includes living in space, we need to grow food on board a ship with no gravity!
Students at UT’s Herbert College of Agriculture recently developed an experiment that will be conducted on the International Space Station.
Charles Denney has more on the otherworldly seeds and the would-be scientists who are sending them skyward.
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Larry Stomprud is using rotational grazing to strengthen pasture health over time.
Pete Gelber says caring for healthy cows and making the most of available resources go hand in hand.
Proclamation encourages Americans to celebrate by visiting their local farmers’ markets and recognizing the farmers and ranchers who feed our Nation
The annual event brings Farm Bureau members together to support hunger relief efforts across the state.
Purdue Extension says captured rainwater can help conserve freshwater for landscaping and gardens.
