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20 vegetables to plant midsummer for a fall harvest
Whether you want to replace early-maturing vegetables or you’ve had trouble getting things to grow, midsummer planting can give you a second chance.
Falling back
Kymberly Foster Seabolt writes an open letter to daylight saving time.
Treatment options for osteoporosis
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Osteoporosis is a skeletal disease characterized by low bone mineral density and structural deterioration of bone, leading to bone weakness and increased risk of fracture. Osteoporosis should not be confused with osteoarthritis, which is a wear and tear disease of the joints.
How to cook vegetables to retain nutrients
With so many opinions about cooking food, what are the best practices for preparing vegetables? Check out these some simple, but effective tips.
Incredible shrinking food
Nowadays, I not only take my calculator along on grocery shopping trips (the better to ascertain if we can or cannot afford to eat again this week), but I probably should take a magnifying glass along too. I don’t mean to alarm anyone unnecessarily, but our food appears to be shrinking. Granted, most would agree
CFAP details released, applications to open May 26
Guidelines are out for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program that will give direct payments to farmers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
With age comes wisdom
On her birthday, Kymberly Foster Seabolt shares advice for aging and all the lessons she’s learned so far.
How to build a cold frame for early spring gardening
Cold frames protect garden plants from cold weather and frost. They can be utilized in late fall and early spring to extend the growing season.
Starting seeds indoors: What you need to know
If you’re an avid gardener, or hobby farmer, get your seeds started indoors soon. Starting seeds in late February and early March will give your plants the best chance when they’re moved outdoors.
Turning compost into cash: Mixture yields return for organic garlic farmer
ROOTSTOWN, Ohio – Bill Pennell thrives on horse manure, hard work and heaping piles of soil. That, and bread with a little smear of a homemade mixture he simply labels ‘tonic,’ a mixture that includes cayenne peppers, horseradish and garlic grown right at home.
