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Science & Tech

How to Spot and Stop Invasive Pests in the Highlands

Hiram Jensen Feb 27, 2026 0

The Appalachian Highlands have some of the nation’s richest biodiversity and most productive agricultural landscapes. However, a quiet siege constantly…

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A beautiful specimen of Kyanite
Science & Tech

The Science and Secrets of the “Split Personality” Kyanite

Hiram Jensen Feb 6, 2026 0

You can find Kyanite at high elevations in the Blue Ridge and deep within the Piedmont. For scientists, it is…

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T50 Drone Spraying
Science & Tech

Robots & Drones: The New Tools for Mountain Farmers

Josh Mason Jan 30, 2026 0

The topography of the Appalachian Highlands—characterized by steep grades, fragmented pastureland, and variable microclimates—has historically limited the efficiency of conventional…

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Pickled Vs. Freeze-dried
Foodways Science & Tech

Don’t Be Corn-fused: Comparing Old vs. New Technologies

Trisha Starr Dec 27, 2025 0

In August, the Appalachian Highlands are drowning in corn. Silver Queen, Peaches and Cream, Hickory King—it comes in by the…

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Lone Star Ticks spread the Alpha Gal Carbohydrate through their saliva
Science & Tech

Alpha-Gal Syndrome: An Emerging Allergic Hypersensitivity in Appalachia and Beyond

Hiram Jensen Jun 27, 2025 0

Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), a fascinating and often debilitating allergic condition, presents as a delayed hypersensitivity reaction to the carbohydrate galactose-alpha-1,3-galactose…

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Crops growing
Science & Tech

Attain Agribusiness Triumph: Proven Organic Farming Methods for Bountiful Returns

Hiram Jensen Jun 4, 2025 0

Honaker, VA – For years, “organic farming” evoked images of traditional methods and a return to simpler times. While core…

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Modern Tractor Illustration
Science & Tech

Top 5 New Farm Equipment Technologies Revolutionizing Agriculture in 2025

Josh Mason Jun 2, 2025 0

Farmers are no strangers to innovation, but 2025 is shaping up to be a milestone year for agricultural equipment. With…

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NCAT Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas
New Step-by-step Guide to Going Organic Available
13 May 2026 - Tracy Mumma
New Step-by-step Guide to Going Organic Available

CCOF has released How to Go Organic: A Step-by-Step Guide to Transitioning to Organic Agriculture in California.” The guide, funded by the Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP), is in [...]

ATTRA – NCAT
FruitGuys Community Fund Announces Farm Grantees
13 May 2026 - NCAT
FruitGuys Community Fund Announces Farm Grantees

In its 2026 grant round, The FruitGuys Community Fund awarded grants totaling $65,000 to sixteen farms across fourteen states. Each recipient farm will use its funds for a sustainability project [...]

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Cattle Less Selective When Grazing with Sheep, Study Finds
12 May 2026 - Tracy Mumma
Cattle Less Selective When Grazing with Sheep, Study Finds

Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Environment published the results of a study in China that explored how co-grazing cattle and sheep affected diet selectivity. Grazing the two species together had no impact [...]

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Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management for Livestock Producers
12 May 2026 - NCAT
Integrated Pest and Pollinator Management for Livestock Producers ATTRA – NCAT
High Tunnel Field Day
12 May 2026 - NCAT
High Tunnel Field Day ATTRA – NCAT
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Kudzu taking over trees. Photo by: Justin Wilkens
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Unlocking the Secrets of the Invasive Wild Kudzu Vine
Mary McLeod May 14, 2026
Sarah Long in her field at Spade and Spoon Farm
Foodways
Slow Food Tri-Cities is Now an Official Non-Profit
Aaron Creighton Apr 27, 2026
Outdoor market stall with a blue sign reading 'Cocoa Bean & Butter' under a white canopy; shoppers browse tables of small goods and samples.
Farmers Markets
The Pinnacle of the Bean: Three Generations of Chocolatiers
Aaron Creighton Apr 26, 2026
Cattle Farm in Bristol, VA - Photo by Aaron Creighton
Faith in the Soil: The Biblical Agrarian Movement
Ancient Animal Welfare Still Guides Modern Farmers
Aaron Creighton Apr 23, 2026
Hands digging and loosening dark soil next to a wheelbarrow filled with fruit scraps and compostable material.
Government
Virginia Tech Secures $3.5M for New Composting Facility
Josh Mason Apr 21, 2026
View of a valley with patchwork fields, scattered farmhouses, and forested hills.
Faith in the Soil: The Biblical Agrarian Movement
Sowing Seeds of Faith: The Mountain Sanctuary
Aaron Creighton Apr 19, 2026
A wide, pastoral painting of a tropical valley with a winding river, tall umbrella-like trees, mountains in the distance, and a central garden surrounded by many animals and birds.
Faith in the Soil: The Biblical Agrarian Movement
Sowing Seeds of Faith: The New Appalachian Agrarians
Aaron Creighton Apr 17, 2026
Wildflowers Growing in Tennessee - Photo by Katherine Creighton
General
Regional Cleanups: How to Celebrate Earth Day This Year
Caleb Musser Apr 14, 2026
Helen has dyed hands
General Storytelling
Finding Inspiration in the Rhythms of Mountain Life
Kathryn Jacobson Apr 11, 2026
Kid playing with goats
Farms
A Family’s Leap of Faith: The Old Morris Farm Story
Aaron Creighton Apr 7, 2026
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Featured Articles
Kudzu taking over trees. Photo by: Justin Wilkens
Unlocking the Secrets of the Invasive Wild Kudzu Vine
May 14, 2026
Sarah Long in her field at Spade and Spoon Farm
Slow Food Tri-Cities is Now an Official Non-Profit
Apr 27, 2026
Outdoor market stall with a blue sign reading 'Cocoa Bean & Butter' under a white canopy; shoppers browse tables of small goods and samples.
The Pinnacle of the Bean: Three Generations of Chocolatiers
Apr 26, 2026
Cattle Farm in Bristol, VA - Photo by Aaron Creighton
Ancient Animal Welfare Still Guides Modern Farmers
Apr 23, 2026
Hands digging and loosening dark soil next to a wheelbarrow filled with fruit scraps and compostable material.
Virginia Tech Secures $3.5M for New Composting Facility
Apr 21, 2026
View of a valley with patchwork fields, scattered farmhouses, and forested hills.
Sowing Seeds of Faith: The Mountain Sanctuary
Apr 19, 2026
A wide, pastoral painting of a tropical valley with a winding river, tall umbrella-like trees, mountains in the distance, and a central garden surrounded by many animals and birds.
Sowing Seeds of Faith: The New Appalachian Agrarians
Apr 17, 2026
Wildflowers Growing in Tennessee - Photo by Katherine Creighton
Regional Cleanups: How to Celebrate Earth Day This Year
Apr 14, 2026

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