Turkey

It’s been a tradition to eat turkey for Thanksgiving since the 1800s. But one economic report suggests the custom has lost footing in recent years.

If you’re having turkey for Thanksgiving you’re likely paying more than ever before for the bird. But you might be thankful you got one at all. Turkey producers had to run a gauntlet of pestilence and inflation to provide your Thanksgiving protein this year.

Wild turkey populations in Missouri have taken a nosedive in the past 15 years. Biologists say the declines are connected to dwindling numbers of baby turkeys statewide.

Since 1983 Alfred Friendly Press has offered fellowships to journalists from developing countries and emerging markets to spend six months working at U.S.…

April 1st marks the start of spring turkey season in Kansas for archers, youth and disabled hunters.In the early 1960s, wild turkeys were reintroduced to…

Not quite sure how to carve a turkey?Chef Ted Habiger of Room 39, demonstrates the secret to carving the holiday bird in his home kitchen.Cooking the…