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EASTON, Pa. - A park in Northampton County is getting 100 more trees. Easton Urban Conservation planted the trees along Spring Creek at Lower Hackett Park, with the help of more than two dozen ...

Although we're well into June and the weather is heating up, you still have plenty of time to get plants into the ground. In this episode, Don and John go over all the basics of planting annuals, ...

Russian spring wheat planting continues to face delays as persistent rain hinders growers, risking lower harvests. Farmers had sowed wheat on about 7.1 million hectares as of May 26, 12% below last ...

Minnesota Department of Agriculture officials urge farmers and commercial haulers to slow down, secure loads and report spills quickly as fertilizer, grain and chemicals move statewide. With spring ...

Milkweed, native red columbine, joe-pye weeds and New England aster. They’re among the hundreds of plant species native to Massachusetts. They provide essential space for pollinators to live and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Getty Images It's easy to see the difference between a yellow onion and a red one or a shallot and a pearl onion. Their ...

It's easy to see the difference between a yellow onion and a red one or a shallot and a pearl onion. Their size, shapes, and colors easily denote their differences at first glance. But when it comes ...

ORANGE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Turbulent springtime weather has led to some setbacks in the early stages of growing season. Farmers are playing catch up to get their fields planted after a wet March ...