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Listen to the Field-to-Fork Webinars

Did you miss out on the Field-to-Fork webinars offered by North Dakota State University Extension? You are in luck! The recordings are all available.

Spring Lamb for Spring Meals

Sheep are the oldest domesticated meat species. Sheep have been raised by humans beginning about 9,000 years ago in the Middle East. In many countries, lamb...

New Website for National Center for Home Food Preservation

A new look has been released for the National Center for Home Food Preservation website, located at the University of Georgia.

Ready for Rhubarb!

Rhubarb will soon be popping out of the ground! It is a perennial favorite in Midwest gardens. Here are some tips to store rhubarb or preserve it for later use.

Become an Egg-spert!

From breakfast to dessert, eggs are incorporated into many meals because they are very versatile as well as nutritious.

Ham it Up!

Easter ham is a prominent menu item for many Easter gatherings.

Celebrate Easter with Egg-stra Care

Easter is a great time to celebrate with family and friends. If you plan to have an Easter egg hunt with real eggs, here's some food safety tips to keep in...

2024 Field to Fork Webinar Series

There's still time to sign up for the North Dakota State University Extension Field to Fork webinar series!

National Ag Day

Agriculture affects every aspect of our lives. From food, to clothing, to renewable fuel and much more.

Foods Sold Directly to Consumers in Kansas

The growth of local foods and farmers markets has been evident across Kansas. To help small food producers prepare and sell foods safely, a publication entitled...

Heartland Regional Food Business Center

The Heartland Regional Food Business Center , a USDA funded program serving Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma, is a program to help encourage local...

Food Biz Con

Learn, launch and level up your food business. That's the theme for Food Biz Con to be held March 7-8, 2024, in Independence, MO.