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You can preserve fresh foods by canning, which uses heat to kill naturally occurring microorganisms. The easiest way to get started is by using the hot water bath method. Use this method to can highly acidic foods (those with a pH lower than 4.6) – including this salsa recipe – without a pressure canner.
Legacy celebrates its 10th anniversary and 25th issue with the story of how it received its name.
We’re big fans of pecans, so showcasing this tree nut in a traditional American pie sounds like a tasty idea. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to make a pecan pie from scratch.
They needed an act of Congress to create a new avenue for funding agricultural research. Here’s their perspective on making it happen.
The new guy reflects on a historic change made after only three days on the job.
The longest-tenured agricultural consultant revisits the organization’s past and progression.
U.S. farmers produce the world’s most abundant food supply, thanks, in part, to technological advancements. But with shrinking public funds available for agricultural research, new solutions are needed for funding continued innovation. Society depends on it.
Unmanned aerial vehicles and the sensors associated with them have potential as a tool for farmers and ranchers. We’re testing them out.
Lloyd Noble didn’t hesitate when he sought a solution to revitalize agriculture in southern Oklahoma following the Dust Bowl. Seven decades later, his legacy continues with another bold step for his organization.
