Every member of our community likely knows we are heading into a tough farming season after a winter with limited snowpack.

This spring, fifth-generation farmer Doug Winter will sow seed on farmland bought by his great-great-grandfather in 1869, planting the 157th crop on that family farm. He knows the rarity of those ...

Farmers in the Upper Midwest are investing in homegrown oats. It’s good for the land. But can it work as a cash crop?

Due to climate change, agriculture is facing an unprecedented transformation. While Germany was hardly affected by massive ...

In March 2015, Germanwings Flight 9525 was cruising normally over Europe when the aircraft suddenly began descending toward the Alps. The captain had stepped out of the cockpit—and when he tried to ...

Rock Bottom Ranch director John Middleton joined a Rural Voices Day broadcast for an interview with Aspen Public Radio’s Sage ...

In West Africa, farmers prefer TikTok because of the video content and use of local languages, Phatty-Jobe said. In East Africa, the preference is for Facebook’s written posts because of the higher ...

The bogong moth is a night-flying species that travels remarkable distances twice a year to and from the Australian Alps, ...

High up in the Plose region of the Dolomites, Daisy Lester checks into unique ski-in/ski-out treehouse hotel, My Arbor ...

The farms and fields of Constable’s native Suffolk county provided rich material and spiritual sustenance.

A reader asks if farming in a desert state like Arizona is sustainable. Republic ad reporter Clara Migoya offers her insights.

Explore a Kansas trail where you can cross state lines in a single hike. Discover how to hike two states at once on this scenic local favorite.