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Skip Sandwiches, Make Pinwheels Instead
Lille Allen/Eater They’re the antidote to the soggy picnic lunch, and they look cute, too When I was a kid, my family had a membership at what could be described in only the most generous sense as a “country club.” There…
A Loaded Italian Hoagie Recipe Ready for Your Biggest Picnic
Dina Ávila/Eater The only thing limiting you is the size of the bread — and the size of your appetite It’s not every day you see a giant hoagie — unless, of course, you’re Matt Cahn, whose Philadelphia sandwich shop Middle…
Only YOU Can Make the Decision If Your Truck is Equipped with Airbags
Would you buy a new car without airbags? Since 1998, airbags have been standard safety equipment in passenger cars. And the reason is simple. They save lives. Yet for Class 8 trucks, they are still considered "an option."
Daily Infographic: Load phishing
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Norfolk Southern and rail union presidents renew safety commitment
Norfolk Southern and the heads of 12 unions have pledged to work together to improve safety, sending a letter to all craft and management employees describing the renewed partnership. The letter, signed by NS President and…
The 38 Essential Honolulu Restaurants
Inside Liliha Bakery. Martha Cheng Fried octopus and sunset cocktails on the beach, liliko‘i tarts at a favorite pop-up bakery, carbonara with Portuguese sausage at a James Beard winner, and more of Honolulu’s best meals…
Cornish council rejects plant-based trend and pledges to back local farmers
Farmers Weekly Councillors in Cornwall have launched a “fightback” against the anti-livestock sentiment that has been seen in several other councils across the UK, pledging their support for local farmers and the role they…
Beef prices stay at record highs as trade deal looms
Farmers Weekly Finished beef prices at abattoirs and auction marts remain exceptionally high, with tight supply and good retail demand. Further support for sales of steaks and burgers at retail for barbecues is projected with…
Defra’s ‘partial’ plans for tenancy reform in England ‘disappoint’
Farmers Weekly Tenant farmer representatives have accused Defra of taking a “pick and mix” approach to reform of the tenanted sector in England, saying ministers have shied away from the more comprehensive proposals set out…
Rural connectivity still holding back farms, survey finds
Farmers Weekly Poor broadband and mobile connectivity are stifling growth in farm businesses, the NFU’s latest digital technology survey has revealed. Submitting VAT returns, GPS on tractors, talking to customers and much…
