[ad_1] Marion, Illinois — Todd Goodman jokingly calls himself a “bug rancher.” But he is serious about his job. “I’m a farmer,” he said, walking around the empire he’d built. Owners of Timberline Live Pet Foods have turned their local feed business into the nation’s largest producer of exotic animal feed. And although the “livestock” ...

[ad_1] Uvalde celebrated the 50th anniversary of the only state football championship team on Friday night with a backdrop of grief. With almost everyone on his side in the home opener, Uvalde did not disappoint thanks to a last-minute play. Uvalde beat Eagle Pass Winn 34-28 thanks to a one-handed touchdown reception with 12 seconds ...

[ad_1] Wyoming’s first Meat Science degree will officially launch this fall at Central Wyoming College (CWC). The degree program aims to train the next generation of local butchers and food scientists. Wyoming Public Radio’s Taylar Stagner spoke to her program director, Amanda Winchester, about the program and what she hopes students will learn. Amanda Winchester: ...

[ad_1] Health officials pay attention to blooming blue-green algae in Spring in Three Sisters in Citrus County [Lecanto, Fla.] — The Florida Department of Health in Citrus County (DOH-Citrus) issued a warning about the presence of harmful cyanobacterial toxins in the Three Sisters Spring Canal.rd avenue and 4th Avenue. This corresponds to a water sample ...

[ad_1] Want to create your own Fountain of Youth and slow aging recipes? I will tell you how to do it. Studies show that regular high-intensity training increases lifespan. You heard that right! High-intensity fitness is a great workout that slows down aging and prolongs life. Are you ready to look and feel much younger ...

[ad_1] Researchers at Iowa State University are trying to improve the welfare and health of chickens through virtual reality (VR). In recent years, VR technology has permeated every part of our lives. From video games to job training, VR strives to provide users with the most realistic experience possible. To many, this technological advancement may ...

[ad_1] Wichita, Kansas (KSNW) – A transportation pilot project between Wichita State University and Sedgwick County is changing the lives of people struggling with substance abuse and mental health. The Wichita State University Center for Public Policy and Management and the Sedgwick County Mental Health and Substance Abuse Coalition: Barriers Commission worked with the Kansas ...