Your leftover Christmas tree doesn't need to be thrown away – it could be turned into goat food and wood chips.

Local goats and bison are eating up Christmas trees as the holiday season comes to an end. Goat farms around the Lowcountry ...

By Wakisha Bailey, Alan Wheeler Click here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — Teddy the goat and all his friends at Philadelphia’s Awbury Arboretum love the crunch of a Christmas tree.

It’s the latest farm show butter sculpture, a fan favorite since the first one was exhibited at the 1991 show.

Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, on Thursday, led a tour of must-see exhibits, special guests, new events and food to be featured during the 2025 Pennsylvania Farm Show. The ...

New Year's Day has come and gone so it's time to ditch your brittle Christmas tree. Why it matters: Put an end to the piles ...

Are you embracing a healthier lifestyle in the new year? These Greater Cincinnati restaurants will help you stick to your ...

He grew up in Tamil Nadu, in a family so poor they foraged for snails. He is now the force behind New York’s only Indian ...

Philadelphia Union introduce new coach The Philadelphia Union announced Thursday that Bradley Carnell will be the team’s new ...

Friday night, the town of James Island kicked off the new year with a special addition of their ‘First Friday Town Market.’ Friday night’s ...