It’s no secret that Americans love drinking wine. With more than 10,000 kinds of wine grapes available in the world, there’s never a shortage of options for wine drinkers, whether you’re looking for a red wine or white wine to pair with dinner or looking for an after-dinner wine to serve at a party. If […]
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Here’s Why You Should Jump On The Juicing Trend That’s Sweeping The Nation
Are you looking for a delicious way to lose weight, boost your immune system, and eat healthier? Juicing may be exactly what you need. What Is Juicing? Juicing, simply put, is extracting the juice from both raw fruits and vegitable and drinking it as nature intended. No additives, preservatives, or artificial sweeteners, but pure fresh […]
How To Make Your Ice Cream Establishment More Eco-Friendly
It’s estimated that the average American eats ice cream 28.5 times each year. If you run an ice cream shop, that means there’s a lot of potential for customers to come in and sample your sweet treats. As much as Americans love eating ice cream during the summer, there’s a good chance you’ll get a […]
Heard About Vanilla Beans For The First Time? Read To Understanding Their Rich History
Vanilla happens to be the only edible and fruit-bearing plant in the orchid family. It is one of the most common organic spices and is extensively used in a lot of industries including food, cosmetic tobacco, and pharmaceutics. There are approximately 150 varieties of organic vanilla beans but only two types are used commercially, namely […]
How To Plan Your Next Night Out
If you’re looking to get out for the night, you are certainly not alone. After all, more than 60% (around 65%, as a matter of fact) of all social media conversations are focused around finding the right restaurant. In the course of just one single year, an average American person will even spend up to […]
Here are 3 Items You’ll Need in Your Coffee Shop
Coffee has been a popular drink in the United States for many years, and will probably continue to be so for the foreseeable future. 50% of the population, equivalent to 150 million Americans, drink varieties of coffee including espresso, cappuccino, latte, or iced coffees. With coffee being so popular, if you run a coffee shop […]
Using True Leaf Microgreens to Enhance and Elevate Your Home Cooking
One of the many pleasures in life can be the pleasure that comes from being able to whip up exquisite delicacies at your home kitchen. Cooking at home can be an immensely rewarding and fulfilling experience if you hone your skills, understand your ingredients, and experiment with quizzing from different parts of the world. Developing […]
A Look At The Well Functioning Coffee Shop
Independent coffee shops are thriving all throughout the United States, bringing in a collective $12 billion on an annual basis. And in the years that are ahead of us, this number is only likely to continue to climb to climb. After all, there are a great many ways for a coffee shop to be a […]
How Switching to a Water Dispenser can Have an Impact on Your Life
Many of us often find ourselves surrounded by water bottles in the home or in the office — it’s become an epidemic of sorts in common living spaces. It may come as no surprise then, that each year water consumption goes up by 10 percent. This should be considered positively, as water is necessary for […]
Here are 3 Benefits of Ordering Your Wine Online
Wine is a popular alcoholic beverage across the United States, and has been for years. There are over 7,700 wineries across the country, in all of the 50 states. While many still buy their wine directly from the winery, even more are beginning to order their wine online. More than 80% of Internet users have […]
Crop News
- Strong Calf Prices Finish the YearLive fed cattle prices remain strong with cash trades better than $190 but prices for the year look range-bound to me between $180 and just better than $190.
- Learning the benefits of regenerative agricultureA livestock producer from southeastern Manitoba says he is seeing the results of using regenerative agriculture principles on their farm. Guy Bouchard farms in the Gardenton area. He explains that regenerative agriculture is farming with a sense of soil health and livestock health. Bouchard adds it is about thinking long-term and not just of short-term […]
- Beefenomics: Cattle Market Update – Beef Demand Resilient Through 2024Beef demand has been great this year.
- Cattle Fever Ticks Are a Big Danger to Cows, but a Genetic Discovery Could Help Control ThemJason Tidwell, a microbiologist in Edinburg who studies cattle fever ticks at the USDA Agricultural Research Service, identified the ticks’ sex chromosome.
- Federal Order Addresses Livestock InfluenzaThis new federal order outlines plans to eradicate the virus from the US dairy herd.
