The revered trumpet player and singer Louis Armstrong defined jazz for generations. However, many causal listeners remain unaware of the aspects of his personal life that shaped the notes and ...

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Farmstrong has put together a 130-page book called Getting Through - What it Takes to Recover from Extreme Weather Events, to help farmers and growers get back on their feet after these types of ...

Excitement is building as ENVY apples supply transitions from imports to fresh, domestic production and higher organic supplies.

Napa Valley wineries are facing a problem they can’t drink away — overzealous regulators. For decades, tourists have come to Napa Valley to tour and drink at its world-famous wineries.

One thing that is different however is that its new vocalist Emily Armstrong taking the lead. Armstrong handles lead vocals throughout rather than the typical split between Linkin Park vocalists.

It has hit growers across the country with a bewildering array of problems – ‘frost, coulure, hail, mildew, drought – take your pick’, one grower said gloomily. While some regions have been more ...

Miller: Is splitting a common problem? Sherwood: Very common. I was actually just talking to some fellow growers this weekend, and it seems like mother nature is pretty much against us from the ...

Drought in recent years has battered Samoa's taro growers — both in terms of its export industry and domestic market. "The number of category four and category five cyclones that have struck the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Cannabis Inc: Australia’s booming medicinal weed industrySee all 9 stories. Canada is exporting tonnes of cannabis into Australia ...

None is bigger than a recent arrival, and it's sporting a new name: Ms. Armstrong. The more than 250 fourth and fifth graders at Johnstown-Monroe School District counted down "5, 4, 3, 2 ...

NSW grain and oilseed growers are predicted to produce almost 15 million tonnes this year. Despite frost destroying some crops, production is still up 30 per cent on the previous year. Grain and ...