A lot of folks are making their way back to the grill now that temperatures are warming up and we’re nearing that traditional grilling season.
Meredith Carruthers, a food safety specialist with the USDA, says it’s a good time to remind the griller in your house to keep that food thermometer handy.
AUDIO: Healthy Living on using a meat thermometer
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures across much of the South, East, and
Shane Wucherpfennig with the Wood County, Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Department tells Brownfield he’s trying to establish a program where
Asian longhorned ticks have been detected in Illinois; it is the 20th state to discover the pest. The tick was discovered
Slight progress has been made on corn and soybean planting in the last week across South Dakota. USDA says corn planting
A farmer in west-central Missouri says recent rains are delaying planting season, but those rains are much-needed. Jordan Bredehoft tells Brownfield
Rains continue to delay some planting across portions of eastern South Dakota. “Farmers always complain that it’s either too hot, too
Rains continue to delay some planting across portions of eastern South Dakota. “Farmers always complain that it’s either too hot, too
Some lawmakers remain concerned with the Biden administration’s decision to allow beef imports from Paraguay. U.S. Representative Don Bacon of Nebraska
An agronomist says the varying rain amounts have some farmers planting and others waiting. Aricka Wech with Pioneer is in southwestern
