“We are actually going to be using drones to apply larvicide to swamps flooded woodlots and also other hard to reach places,” ...

In the ever-evolving world of food, supermarkets have become the ultimate treasure troves of culinary adventure. You're no ...

A California woman’s baking session turned from sweet to sickening when she discovered something alive in her brownie ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture published a new New World screwworm response playbook outlining how federal, state, and ...

Last week, I mentioned our All-Things Landscape workshop. Thank you to those who came and supported Ohio State University Extension.

Tiny worms use static electricity to launch and stick to flying insects - scientists reveal how the trick works.

For others, however, the parasite starts its life outside of its host, finds its way in, and then has to escape again in ...

When we write about insects, we’re not just reporting on science. We’re inviting people to slow down, to observe and to ...

West Nile virus cases have been on the rise in the U.S., but a new survey suggests that most American adults aren't worried ...

"In Search of Thoreau's Flowers," on view at the Gregg Museum through January, takes visitors on a walk around Walden Pond.

A University of Denver instructor heard something he recognized, and it turned out to be the first known detection in ...

The New York Department of Agriculture and Markets keeps an updated database of food safety inspections that's available to ...