Where Science Meets the Food
New grant will allow ISU scientists to study how prairie strips on farms affect soil health over time • News Service • Iowa State University Iowa State University News Service
Narrow strips of native prairie planted on cropland, like this one, can yield immense environmental benefits. A new research project at Iowa State aims to answer …
The Brain Needs Animal Fat Psychology Today
When you think of animal fat, what comes to mind? Unsightly blobs of cellulite? Artery-clogging strips of gristle to be trimmed off your steak and tossed into the …
UC Davis Study Finds Nearly a Third of Cat Owners Use Food Puzzles Sierra Sun Times
Mikel Delgado’s cat Clarabelle demonstrates how to use a Trixie Activity Fun Board. Food puzzles for cats encourage natural foraging behavior.
Food Microbiology Testing-Global Market Outlook 2019-2025 The Market Research News
Food Microbiology Testing Market recently Published Global Market research study with more than 100 industry informative desk and Figures spread through …
Is Leftover Rice Really Dangerous to Eat? An Expert Weighs In on Recent Study PEOPLE.com
If Chinese takeout is one of your main food groups, make sure you’re being careful with your leftover rice. A National Health *Service* report from May 2018 has …
Preparing food in the dorms: pickling and fermentation Macalester College The Mac Weekly
On a February evening in Café Mac, Nora Fried ’22, Becca Gallandt ’22 and Grace Jones ’22 pulled a collection of Mason jars from their bags. Inside were all …
Study finds nearly a third of cat owners use food puzzles University of California
Cat food puzzles are exactly what they sound like. The puzzles can be any object that holds food and requires your feline friend to figure out how to get it.
Urban Institute study: Rapid loss of benefits means more food instability; able-bodied leaving SNAP User-generated content
Able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWDs) who receive SNAP benefits in Kentucky may be leaving the program at higher rates due to the reinstatement …
New study says cats should work for their food East Bay Times
The study looked a food puzzles and how they enrich the lives of cats by stimulating their brains and honing in on their natural instincts and abilities.
New study says cats should work for their food The Mercury News
The study looked a food puzzles and how they enrich the lives of cats by stimulating their brains and honing in on their natural instincts and abilities.