The voice of agriculture in Alabama. Neighbors magazine brings you the most current news and information about Alabama agriculture and the Alabama Farmers Federation.
With a spongy crumb, whipped frosting and assorted berries, Lori Mosley’s home-baked dessert took the cake during the Heritage Cooking Contest Sept. 4 in Montgomery.
Bright lights illuminate the diamond at Boston’s historic Fenway Park, showcasing gleaming emerald turf carefully manicured by a dedicated grounds team. While most fans know Fenway for the iconic Green Monster in left field, Tuscaloosa County’s Jackson Elsberry takes pride in the lush grass he tends as a member of the curating crew.
Since her senior year of high school, Carlin Parrish eyed Alabama Extension’s internship program — intrigued by its impact on communities like her hometown of Woodland.
The path to producing plentiful patches of pumpkins starts mid-summer for Marshall County farmer Mitchell Morgan.
Growers who depend on temporary guest workers for farm labor are praising recent developments related to the federal H-2A program.
A new pest is challenging Alabama cotton farmers in an already-trying season. The invasive two-spot cotton leafhopper, or cotton jassid, has been detected in 18 counties as of Sept. 4.
