Spooky Suggestion: Get Your Garlic in the Ground for Halloween! Written by: Kristen Curry, University of Rhode Island While gardeners across the region are closing up shop and putting away their gardening tools, University of Rhode Island Cooperative...
No Herbicides Needed: Rutgers Tests Laser-Powered Weed Control With AI Precision
Blast Them: A Rutgers Scientist Uses Lasers to Kill Weeds Artificial intelligence-guided technology could replace herbicides on East Coast farms Written by: Kitta MacPherson, Senior Public Relations Specialist, Rutgers University Imagine a tractor-size machine that...
Restaurant Review: Tampa’s Che Vita Is An Italian Neoclassical Delight
Donna Sanders is Associate Producer and Food Editor for Where The Food Comes From. Since becoming part of the Where The Food Comes From crew my life has completely flipped-flopped. I have gotten stuck in a lot of mud, milked a goat, hopped fences, climbed...
Trick-or-Treat Yourself: Mini Caramel Apple Grapes
Everyone loves a caramel apple, but who says big treats get all the fun? These tiny, caramel-coated grapes pack all the sweet, nutty goodness of a classic caramel apple—just in a bite-sized, Halloween party appetizer package! 🎃 Ingredients 1 bag caramel bits...
Grilled Chicken Bundt: An Easy One-Pan Fall Feast
A One-Pan Solution Stuffed with Fall Flavor After a long day of completing fall chores like raking leaves, trimming bushes or cleaning gutters, dinner may be the last thing on your mind. Take the hassle of cooking off your plate and let your grill do the work for you...
Heat-Resistant Tomatoes: The Science Behind Growing Fruit In Extreme Temperatures
Heat Waves Are Here. Can Tomatoes Keep Up? While nothing says “summer” quite like the taste of a perfectly ripe tomato, excessive heat during the growing season can prevent tomato plants from bearing fruit. Gloria Muday, the Charles M. Allen Professor of Biology at...
That Tractor’s More Dangerous Than You Think
From risk to rescue: Life-saving tractor safety videos every farmer needs Agriculture, forestry and fishing combine to make for the most hazardous industries in the United States, with 23 fatalities per 100,000 full-time workers annually, according to the Bureau of...
Cookies, Connection, And Community: Bob’s Red Mill Champions Neighborly Traditions With “Moregetherness” Movement
Food has a way of bringing people together, and Bob's Red Mill is celebrating just that with its new Moregetherness Movement. A recent survey shows that sharing a homemade treat with a neighbor—whether it’s cookies, bread, or brownies—does more than satisfy a...
New Study Shows Sugary Beverages Could Accelerate Colorectal Cancer Progression
A new study from researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center shows that the glucose-fructose mix found in sugary drinks directly fuels metastasis in preclinical models of advanced colorectal cancer. The study was published today...
What’s For Dinner? Easy Mason Jar Noodles With Veggies
Recipe Courtesy of Have A Plant and Registered Dietitian and Nutritionist Thu Huynh of Giant Food. Prepping these mason jar noodles sets you up with fresh, fast, and easy plant-based meals for lunch or dinner. Ingredients 8- 9 oz thin vermicelli or ramen noodles...










