There’s something special about recipes passed down through generations. They carry with them the warmth of family trad ...

Before Jimmy Carter lived in the White House, he grew up in a humble home on his family's peanut farm in Archery, Georgia. The Carters were one of few landowning families in Archery, The New York ...

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, was long associated with peanuts — an enduring symbol of his humble beginnings and a testament to the values of hard work that he embraced ...

In the spring of 1977, President Jimmy Carter, the former peanut farmer who had just taken office, was offered a big gift — if you can call it that — from the misty Northern California coast.

peanut butter and peaches around the Carter Center sign, NPR's Stephen Fowler reported. By the evening, a chalkboard sign reading "We love you President Carter" was also added, as seen in a Getty ...

the son of Earl and Lillian Carter. The family owned a peanut farm and he grew up in a home without electricity or indoor plumbing. Carter graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, completed ...

In the many stories written about President Jimmy Carter since his passing on Dec. 30 at age 100, most all of them mention his humble origins as a peanut farmer in Plains, Georgia. Carter returns ...

As the only FFA member to become a president of the United States, Jimmy Carter’s legacy extends far into the world of agriculture education and leadership.

Former President Jimmy Carter was long associated with peanuts from his humble childhood to his surprise rise to the White House and beyond. Before starting a career in politics, Carter managed ...