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When Ashley Swartz climbed on to her combine harvester to start cutting her dry land corn, she was expecting the worst.

"I was wondering if we would even get 100-bushel corn," Swartz said.

So as the yield g

COLOMBO — During the 18th and 19th centuries when Sri Lanka was a British colony, many British naturalists studied the island’s rich biodiversity and contributed to profiling the same. Tea planter W.W.A. Phillips was one of them, a man who was particularly interested in mammals, and eventu

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The Harwinton Agricultural Society 's 165th Harwinton Fair opens Friday, Sept. 30 at the fairgrounds on Locust Road, Harwinton. Pictured is a scene from the midway in 2021. 

Visitors enjoy Joni Daud’s llamas at the 16

When E.T. Meredith published the first issue of Successful Farming magazine 120 years ago this month, he and his team had a vision.

In that inaugural issue, they defined successful farmers as, “The ones who are making the most of their chances and are taking advantage of their opp

Hydroponics unit can produce saplings six times faster than it takes to grow them naturally outdoors

I t is a long way from the romance of a sun-dappled Highland glen. Picture instead a white cube equipped with the computer-controlled automation you would sooner expect to see in an Amaz

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My kids call this “Bobby’s Chicken”–and there’s always a pan keeping warm in the oven on long summer Friday afternoons for Toameha. And even though it’s “Bobby’s Chicken” you’ll find some unrelated little kidR

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Some folks have a lawn. Green grass. Impeccably trimmed. Weed free. Probably rarely if ever sees a dandelion. 

We have a yard. Weeds are the base of the “grass.” We have never hired a lawn treatme

“As harvesting, sorting, and packaging are mostly done manually in vertical farms, it creates a kind of inefficiency due to the fact that it’s time-consuming. Depending on the number of crops a farm is cultivating and the number of cycles, it can become quite inefficient to keep doing all

FIREFIGHTERS were called out yesterday to attend reports of a combine harvester on fire at Lymm.

At 15:15 one crew was called to Reddish Lane, Lymm, where firefighters used a hose reel to put out a small fire in a combine harvester. The crew then damped down the grain and removed it fr