Higher temperatures accelerate ripening and produce grapes with a higher sugar content, making it harder to preserve champagne's flavor and acidity.
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Arizona’s population of mountain lions is headed for a crash, and state-regulated hunting is to blame, according to a new lawsuit from conserv…
- Gentry Roberts Cronkite News
PHOENIX — Inside a 66,000-square-foot facility nestled in an industrial neighborhood in Phoenix, thousands of cannabis plants grow with their …
- Mackensy Lunsford Nashville Tennessean
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The sticker shock starts in the coffee aisle. A bag of beans that cost $16 a few years ago now pushes past $20. A basic latte is now a splurge.
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Tomato plants can survive our winters given a little protection, obviating the need to get new plants each year.
- Brian Brown, GettyImages
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Alfalfa, similar to that on this field of cut and drying hay, is grown on a 3,000-acre western Arizona farm and then shipped to the Middle Eas…
- Brian Brown, GettyImages
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Cattle feed crops, including alfalfa, are consuming one-third of all Colorado River water, and two-thirds of all the river's water that's used…
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It's nearly Super Bowl season here in Arizona, but one grid iron legend is hitting the grass a little early with the rollout of his cannabis b…