Agriculture

June 4, 2019

Norwegian salmon the most recent victim of algae blooms

Algae blooms have been known to suffocate marine wildlife and The New York Times reports that 8 million farmed salmon in northern Norway met this fate over the past week.
May 30, 2019

Increased tick population leads to higher instances of tick-borne diseases

The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention has announced that tick-borne diseases are increasing at a record pace.
April 10, 2019

Air Pollution from Corn Causing Thousands of Deaths

According to a new study, corn production in the U.S. could be responsible for thousands of air pollution deaths annually.
January 17, 2019

Beneficial cover crops could contribute to climate change

New research says tall, leafy cover crops could reduce snow reflectivity and trap solar heat.
December 12, 2018

O Christmas Tree, o Christmas "Tree"

Choosing between a real or artificial Christmas tree has environmental and economic consequences for Hoosiers
August 15, 2018

Urban chicken movement provides green backyard pest control

An agrarian movement is bridging the gap between city dwellers and the rural communities that feed them.
August 10, 2018

Federal Appeals Court Orders EPA to Ban Pesticide Linked to Brain Abnormalities

EPA ordered to ban pesticide chlorpyrifos, overturning order issued by former EPA administrator.
July 30, 2018

Saving Money and Water with Rain Barrels

Forty percent of all water use in summer months is on lawn and garden care. That number could be reduced by simply collecting water for free in a rain barrel.
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