Nature doesn’t care about property lines. A veteran wildlife officer explains why critter trouble is inevitable and how to manage your own uninvited guests.

Relive the glory of "barn ball," where winter basketball meant dodging bulls, watching for newborn lambs, and playing for ...

Don't settle for good enough. Discover how moving beyond the "usual, customary and reasonable" mindset helps kids build grit and reach their full potential.

Eliza Blue reflects on her 48th birthday, the wisdom of age, and why "mistakes" like Girl Scout cookies and pony dreams are ...

From butter money to rare antiques, explore the history of hand-carved butter prints, a branding tool used by pioneer women at 19th-century markets.

Reporters Liz Partsch and Paul Rowley give readers a rundown of the top stories in the Farm and Dairy the week of Feb. 26, 2026.

Kymberly Seabolt finds out the hard way that real-life wildlife doesn't turn pumpkins into carriages—it just refuses to leave the porch.

Western PA farmers & chefs tell Rep. Chris Deluzio how climate change, Farm Bill delays impact local food. Read about the ...

National farm groups react with relief after the Supreme Court rules against Trumps global tariffs, citing record-high supply ...

Chairman Glenn Thompson’s 2026 Farm Bill claims to be modern, but its reliance on decades-old "base acres" and 1980s policy suggests otherwise.

More than 7 million birds in 21 flocks in Pennsylvania have been impacted by HPAI in the last month. The outbreak also put ...

Ticks don't die in the winter. Discover how to identify tick habitats and use pasture management to protect your animals from and tick-borne diseases.