How to prepare for coronavirus: The shopping list for your own home quarantine kit
It’s OK to stockpile – not hoard – goods should you be forced to quarantine yourself at home amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronaviruses in Poultry, Livestock Pose No Danger to Humans, Expert Says – Drugs.com MedNews
Coronaviruses that are common in poultry and livestock worldwide don’t jump to humans, but those found in wildlife are another matter, an expert says.
Coronaviruses in Poultry, Livestock Pose No Danger to Humans, Expert Says
“Although our understanding is still limited, wild pangolins (a scaly anteater) sold at live markets may be associated with the recently reported coronavirus outbreak in China,” Simmons said in a Texas A&M news release.
How to Make a Wildflower Bomb
Before you go launching wildflower seed projectiles, start with a solid recipe.
Cooking classes you can take online with Gordon Ramsay, Tyler Florence and more while in coronavirus quarantine
Run by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Dinner Tonight has simple, helpful videos and written instructions that will, for instance, teach you how to pick the right cut of beef and cook it.
Earth’s Deepest River Conceals an Evolutionary Mystery
The lower Congo River’s depths have made it a natural lab for convergent evolution, yielding fish with unexpected features.
Hemp or marijuana? THC scanner can say in seconds
A new scanner can quickly determine whether plants are hemp or marijuana without damaging the product, say researchers.
Keeping a plant on your desk can reduce workplace stress, study says
The study is the “latest of those that continue to point out that plants are beneficial to humans,” said Dr. Charles Hall, Ellison Chair of International Floriculture at Texas A&M University.
WHIP+ to deliver drought relief for 2018, 2019 crop years
Drought loss, excessive soil moisture and quality loss added to program.
Veggie compound fights fatty liver disease
A natural compound in many vegetables called indole may fight fatty liver disease, researchers report.
