‘The nice thing about agriculture is it ties into so many careers and it’s personal to every student’ May 2024 by Sean Clougherty Managing Editor, Delmarva Farmer...
Maryland Teacher Making Agriculture a Class Act
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Electric co-ops to test long-duration batteries
Virginia’s smaller, more rural network of electric service providers is the latest group to test the waters of long-duration battery storage as it awaits an infusion of funds from the federal government.
Craig Botetourt Scenic Trail meetings draw both fears and fans
The proposed trail is one of five priority trail projects identified by state officials. It would run for 26 miles on a former rail bed. Proponents say it will help the local economy, while opponents have raised concerns about safety and maintenance. October 2023 by...
Growers reaching back to soil steamers
Steam generators can be used to heat crop soil, killing or deactivating harmful elements such as nematodes, fungi and viruses, and it’s a viable alternative to the use of chemicals and fumigants.
Bedford County a Hot Spot for Meat Allergy Caused by Tick Bites
Bedford County’s geographic and ecological characteristics provide an ideal habitat for the lone star tick, the species found to cause alpha-gal allergies.
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Richard Johnstone and Howard Scarboro receive Electric Cooperative Leadership Awards
Getting the Recognition They Deserve
Devon Clary is wearing a headset, sitting at a console in front of a wall of glowing computer screens. As soon as she answers an incoming call, it is evident that she has the voice for such a position. She’s articulate and her voice is smooth, calming, reassuring....