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Harvest festivals mix fellowship, crafts and performances across three statesLifestyle — 1dHarvest festivals are planned in several communities: Joplin’s downtown event will feature local artists, performers, food vendors and fall activities, while a Shelley festival will explore Idaho history and culture through hands-on demonstrations. A church festival on Oct. 18 will invite women for fellowship, educational programs and networking.

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Anthropic says safeguards cut Claude distillation 90%-99% — 1dAnthropic says new safeguards cut data harvested in Claude distillation attacks by 90% to 99%, with reasoning tokens extracted now 10 to 100 times lower.

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Chinese couple accused of harvesting babies from surrogates in California home2 sources — 5d

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Cranberry Harvest Underway in Wisconsin, Massachusetts — 6dCranberry harvest is underway across major growing regions, with Massachusetts growers expecting a crop slightly above last year’s and Wisconsin bringing its leading share of the U.S. crop to market ahead of the holidays. Fresh berries are a small, seasonal share of production and typically available in fall, while most cranberries are processed; harvest season also offers opportunities to visit bogs and explore local trails.

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IJRCyberattack Turns Hundreds Of Grocery Coolers Into Saunas As Military Stores’ Meltdown Remains A MysteryDylan Kresak · 3 min · 12h

USDA reports nationwide 92% corn, soybean leaf dropBusiness — 1dU.S. corn and soybean harvests advanced faster than their five-year averages, while rain eased drought in parts of the Plains and Southeast but disrupted fieldwork locally; dry conditions persisted in some northern and eastern areas. Grain futures were mixed, and feeder cattle opened stronger in Oklahoma City amid good demand.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Co — 3dPosted to IJR by IJR.

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Drought Cuts Pumpkin Yields Across Texas, MichiganEnvironment — 1dSevere drought cut pumpkin yields in Texas’s main growing region by 30% to 40%, despite irrigation, and prompted an earlier-than-usual harvest. Michigan growers also reported substantial losses, with one farm’s crop down about 30% as rainfall failed during key growing months.

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Babylon Bee Meme Claims Migrant Farmworkers Prepare For Democrat Ballot Harvest — Oct 6, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Michigan Urges, Minnesota Plans 2026 CWD TestingEnvironment — 1dMichigan’s DNR is asking hunters in five West Michigan counties to submit harvested deer for chronic wasting disease testing to measure how prevalence has changed since intensive sampling in 2019. Minnesota will require hunters in its southwest surveillance block to test deer at least a year old during the Nov. 7–8, 2026, firearms opener, as part of a statewide rotating surveillance plan.

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Sandra RhodesFormer Bush Press Secretary Has Warning: 'Look Out'New Press Secretary Katie Zacharia has been the target of much criticism since standing at the White House podium for the first time Tuesday. But Dana Perino , former White House press secretary under President George W. Bush and current Fox News mainstay, offered some advice for those watching her. Perino said Americans needs to "look out” given the possibility of the opposition party retaking Co1h · 4 reads

Heavy Rain Expected in North Carolina, NepalWeather — 5dNorth Carolina officials warned that Hurricane Isaias could bring flooding and damaging winds, while cotton farmers rushed to harvest ahead of the rain. Separately, Nepal’s meteorological department forecast heavy rain in some regions, along with possible thunderstorms, hail, strong winds and mountain snowfall.

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US Weekend Set for Art, Marathons, FestivalsEntertainment — 5dWeekend guides highlight fall festivals, art exhibitions, live music, sports and theater across Omaha, Connecticut and the Washington, D.C., area. Events include Omaha’s Bemis Center benefit exhibition, Connecticut’s harvest festivals and races, and D.C.’s Theatre Week and cultural performances.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Trump Order Lets Highway Trucks Use Tax-Free Dyed Diesel — Oct 6, 2026President Donald Trump’s order opening tax-free dyed diesel to highway trucks could strain the fuel supply farmers rely on in the middle of harvest.

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Dana Whitfield This risks leaving farmers short on dyed diesel exactly when harvest needs peak and trucks can already buy regular fuel.

Florida Lawmaker Wins Two Agriculture AwardsBusiness — 5dAgriculture coverage spans Texas’ commissioner race, harvest and transportation pressures, Western hay exports, and efforts to preserve farmland as urban development claims roughly 2,000 acres daily. In Florida, state lawmakers and agricultural groups are also pursuing policies and incentives to support farmers and farm businesses.

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Regional fall festivals, fairs expected this weekendLifestyle — Oct 7, 2026The articles highlight a range of weekend events, including fall festivals, live music and theater, art exhibitions, family activities, and community fundraisers across several regions. Walker County’s lineup also includes homecoming celebrations, a paddling race, and a harvest festival.

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IJRLittle-Known Green Law Becoming Thorn In Side Of BusinessesJack McGeever · 3 min · 12h

Charlotte Collective Brings Black Artists TogetherLifestyle — 6dA longtime mid-Michigan cider mill draws visitors for apple picking, fresh donuts and a volunteer harvest supporting local food banks. Around Charlotte, community offerings range from library and festival events to the Keepers Collective’s gatherings celebrating Black culture, alongside seasonal and holiday festivities.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Farmer Says Steam Treatment Nearly Doubles Organic Strawberry Yields — 5dA California farmer says steam-treated soil produced nearly twice as many organic strawberries and extended harvests, offering a potential alternative to chemical fumigants that can harm farmworkers and nearby residents. Researchers are working to make the method faster and practical for large fields, while growers also explore other ways to control soil-borne disease.

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“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9, New International Version Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV® Co — Oct 3, 2026Posted to FaithTap by IJR.

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Hungary’s paprika acreage falls amid drought, imports — Oct 4, 2026Nikoletta Pajsan Nagy farmed by hand through Hungary’s driest summer since 1901 and called the bigger harvest a miracle as national paprika acreage fell to 1,410 hectares from 13,029 in 1979.

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Derek Foss The farmer's story shows real resilience but this decline means higher prices and less control over what ends up in our kitchens.

Israeli Bulldozers Uproot Olive Trees Near Ramallah Before October Harvest — Sep 23, 2026"They are uprooting, and we will plant again with the help of God," a Deir Nidham farmer said after bulldozers cleared nearly nine acres of olive trees days before harvest.

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Nicole Hardy The farmer's plan to replant shows determination, but losing established trees sets them back years.

BooksHow the gene became medicine, atrocity, and identity's mirrorAnyone living with hereditary risk or watching gene-editing headlines needs the moral history those tools still carry.1h · 2 reads

Wyoming Expands Big-Game Carcass Dumpsters to Curb CWDEnvironment — Oct 6, 2026Wyoming is expanding its free big-game carcass dumpster program, adding locations and extending availability to help hunters dispose of remains legally and limit the spread of chronic wasting disease. Hunters may leave remains at the harvest site after removing edible meat, but carcasses taken elsewhere for processing must go to an approved dumpster or landfill.

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Soybean Growers Face Harvest, Water, Weed ChallengesEnvironment — Oct 7, 2026Soybean farmers face mounting production challenges: late-season rains are damaging the quality of some mature crops, while earlier planting is shifting the timing of waterhemp control. Across the Plains and Midwest, proposed limits on groundwater use are also prompting concern over farm water rights, as drainage-water recycling is being promoted as a way to conserve groundwater, reduce flooding and runoff, and support irrigation during droughts.

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Pheasant Seasons Set to Open in Minnesota, PennsylvaniaLifestyle — 5dPheasant seasons are opening across the Upper Midwest and Pennsylvania: Minnesota’s starts Oct. 10, with state reports showing higher bird numbers than last year, while Pennsylvania’s junior hunt begins Oct. 10 and its regular season opens Oct. 24 with expanded hunting dates and about 232,000 pheasants slated for release. South Dakota is also seeing rising interest ahead of its season, reflected in increased small-game license sales as crop harvesting may improve hunting opportunities.

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South Carolina, Mississippi harvest seasons set Oct. 1Environment — Sep 25, 2026Several fishing seasons are opening around Oct. 1: South Carolina’s striped bass season resumes, and recreational oyster and clam harvesting begins in South Carolina, while Mississippi’s oyster season also opens under specified limits. New Zealand’s 2026–27 sport-fishing season starts Thursday, with anglers reminded to obtain licenses and observe local closures and rules.

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Deer Season Opens in Pennsylvania, Minnesota Licensing ChangesEnvironment — Oct 3, 2026Minnesota’s new mostly digital licensing system has prompted the DNR to urge deer hunters to buy licenses early, with harvests also requiring electronic validation instead of physical tags. Pennsylvania’s archery season now includes Sunday hunting and updated rules for disposing of potentially disease-carrying deer parts, while proposals to let Pennsylvania hunters choose the firearms opener and restore baiting in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula face uncertain prospects.

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IJRDemocrat Senator Ed Markey Goes Fishing For DEI InternsNicole Silverio · 2 min · 12h