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Garden Guide: Can you grow fruit trees from seed?

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New ReviewStarting fruit trees from seed leads to completely unpredictable results.
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State officials say yellowjacket population in Connecticut is growing

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New ReviewExperts at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven say we are seeing more yellow jackets because our winters lately have been milder, and the bees are surviving.
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Vineyard optimistic for ‘top-quality vintage’ as earliest harvest begins

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New ReviewAn award-winning English sparkling wine producer has begun its earliest harvest with the grower “optimistic” that the warm and sunny spring and summer will lead to a “top-quality” vintage. The grape-picking of the 375 hectares of land...
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One-of-a-kind tree with 40 fruits makes its debut on Long Island

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New ReviewYou can meet the artist made famous for creating a tree with 40 different fruits this week and see the one-of-a-kind trees he's planting at Planting Fields in Oyster Bay.
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Srinagar-Jammu highway closure cripples apple trade | Wholesale fruit markets shut for 2 days

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New ReviewThe closure of the Srinagar-Jammu highway has severely disrupted the apple trade in Kashmir, forcing wholesale fruit markets to shut down for two days.
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Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey visits strawberry farm in Somerset

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New ReviewLiberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey takes part in strawberry picking with Tessa Munt, the MP for Wells & Mendip Hills, at Warren's Farm Shop in Draycott, near Cheddar, Somerset.
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'Obsessed with corn': Here's what it takes to rehab bear cubs for the wild

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New ReviewThe Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation is seeing a record number of animals arrive at its rehabilitation facility north of Calgary. Among them are three orphaned black bear cubs being prepared for release in October. (Photo...
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Farmers welcome 'buy local' boost, but still worry about tariff threats

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Some Lower Mainland farmers say they are noticing a push to buy local produce this summer.While they welcome the move, they say the industry needs more support to overcome the threat posed by U.S. tariffs. Sohrab Sandhu reports.
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Australian bushfires: Blazes taking toll on economy

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Years of work up in flames - counting the economic cost of Australia's unprecedented bushfire season.
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KIND Calls For Transparent Ingredients With NYC Pop-Up

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KIND unveiled a pop-up display in New York City on Wednesday to showcase the different sugars and artificial sweeteners hidden in top-selling snacks and challenged its competitors to be more transparent about their ingredients.
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Why fruits and vegetables just keep getting pricier

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Food was a big reason Canadians saw their cost of living rise at an annual rate of almost two per cent in March. The price of fresh vegetables has risen by 15.7 per cent in the past year, while fresh fruit is not far behind.
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Costly veggies could mean a higher grocery bill in 2019

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The price of food could increase by up to 3.5 per cent in 2019, an annual study of food prices predicts. But there's good news for Canadian consumers buying meat and seafood, which are projected to become cheaper.
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How farmers are breeding flies in order to become waste-free | The Fix

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The UN says eating bugs could boost nutrition and help cut on the amount of land cleared to grow crops and raise livestock. In British Columbia, some are taking a bet on one type of bug, the black soldier fly. People aren't eating it...
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FDA Cracks Down on Flavored E-Cigarettes

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The FDA is moving forward with its proposal to restrict sales of most flavored e-cigarettes including popular brand, Juul.
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NASCAR Driver "Bubba" Wallace Shares His Social Media Strategy

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Darrell "Bubba" Wallace Jr. says his two favorite platforms are Twitter and Instagram. Ahead of this weekend's 60th running of Daytona 500, he shares what he does the morning of a race.
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New technology juices up the food industry

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If you like your fruit juice fresh, your olive oil extra virgin and your cider aromatic, there’s good news: an electrifying new technology is making those goods easier to produce – and even healthier. In the field The family-owned Apple...
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How You Can "Blast the Sugar Out"

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It should be no surprise that Americans are consuming too much sugar in their diets. High sugar consumption can lead to many health problems including excessive weight gain, according to the CDC. Dr. Ian Smith offers tips and tricks for...
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KIND Snacks on the Unkindness of Sugar

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KIND Snacks released its own line of fruit snacks for kids in a push to educate parents about the high level of added sugar in many of the products children are eating. KIND built a mountain of sugar in the middle of Times Square to to...
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Carmen Electra- From the Silver Screen to the Silver Platter

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Electra is a contestant on Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition," premiering tonight. She told us about her decision to participate in the show and why cooking is so important.
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Canadian inventor of Hawaiian pizza dead at 83

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Sam Panopoulos, the Canadian restaurateur credited with the sweet — and controversial — idea of putting pineapple on pizza, has died
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What evil sugars lurk in the heart of that snack?

9th - Higher Ed
Hidden added sugar is the culprit while naturally occurring sweetness is not so bad. This report helps you make the healthy choice
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Elephants told to buzz off in South Africa national park

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Elephants enjoy a good marula fruit as much as anyone. But at the Kruger National Park in South Africa their love of marula is becoming something of a problem, as they risk destroying the trees that carry them, which provide an...
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Heat wave keeping Nova Scotia farmers busy

9th - Higher Ed
These hazy summer days are not lazy for farmers. Hot, dry conditions mean they are working long hours to keep a handle on things. Jane Sponagle has the story.
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The Philippine Coast Guard announced further delays in oil spill clean-up

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Seaside towns in the Philippines are bracing for the worst as the Coast Guard announces another delay