Stephanie Watel is a writer for DualShockers. She has over three years of experience writing about all things video games, from news to lists to in-depth guides in a variety of genres. Her strongest ...

WILLIAMSTOWN — A polar vortex has had us in its grip. As I step outside into another bone-chilling, eyelash-freezing morning, I drive to work past a huddle of cows in a frozen field. The sight makes ...

Much has been made of the AI race between the U.S. and China as the two national powers jockey for leadership in the world's fastest-growing industry. To some Western observers, China's progress in ...

As has often been said with farming, “every year is different.” Many times, decisions for the current crop year are based on what happened in the previous year or two. That could be the scenario in ...

Farming in Hytale is still a work in progress, but there’s already plenty you can do if you’re looking to settle down and start producing food and resources. In this guide, we break down everything ...

As heat and water scarcity increase, farmers have to adjust their strategies to ensure good production. The bottom line is important, but so is conserving non-renewable resources. Dry farming is one ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Minecraft farming is a great way to make sure you have plenty of food and resources at your disposal. In this guide, we'll explain all the different ...

For farmers who grow anything but soybeans and corn in Illinois, buying crop insurance is nearly impossible. Even an insurance agent couldn’t figure out how to safeguard his vegetable and poultry farm ...

No more manual farming! 🌾 In this Minecraft tutorial, I’ll show you how to build an automatic crop farm that plants and harvests crops using villagers, dispensers, or piston water flushing. Perfect ...

The only constant in farming is change. As growers, we’re more than familiar with the concept, but that doesn’t mean the agents of change we’re currently facing—including a changing climate, rising ...

Over the past ten years, a special genre has emerged in the gaming industry — job simulators. Not about pilots or racers, as it used to be, but about very mundane professions: bus driver, miner, ...