The deep-fried olives are stuffed with Spam—a nod to the canned meats the Canadian government rationed out to First Nations when it outlawed their traditional foodways. They also got instant rice, so ...

According to the USDA, ingestion of the plant is “frequently fatal” for livestock. In fact, sheep can reportedly be poisoned by eating as little as three ounces of green leaves. Animals can die from ...

When I homesteaded in Saskatchewan, I learned that if I didn't hunt or trap, I didn't eat. These are a few of my adventures.

From browsing fresh produce to buying beautiful blooms, here’s your guide to markets in Canberra (and the surrounding region) ...

Shelley Jones and her husband bought an empty paddock with her mum, turning it into a thriving, self sufficient landscape.

As food costs continue to climb, more people seek ways to produce, preserve and plan without needing a lot of land or a ...

During warmer months, the gardens burst with color as flowering herbs attract butterflies and bees, creating an idyllic setting for a post-meal stroll. Even in winter, the greenhouse ensures a ...

Many enjoy feeding ducks in New York, but bread can harm them and pollute local waters. Healthier foods like peas and corn ...

Reality with feathered friends is quite different — shredded, trampled plants and veggies with holes pecked in them, dug-up ...

Ducks are often used as natural pest control, especially in rice fields and organic farms. They eat insects, snails, and weeds that damage crops. Federal judge says results of North Carolina court ...

This is the moment a flock of 1,200 ducks paraded through a wine estate on their daily commute to the vineyards, where they help protect the grapevines by feeding on pests. Mark Cromhout, 57, was at ...