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Quietness
The holiday season is upon us now, and many people will entertain family and friends in their homes. With much company comes much noise. It’s always a joy to have company and fellowship one with another; however, as much as we enjoy it sometimes, we are ready to enjoy quietness. Sometimes I enjoy going to
Hazard A Guess: Week of March 18, 2010
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget (or at least ‘hazard a guess’ as to its use).
Hazard A Guess – Week of Dec. 21, 2000
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Don’t forget the pollinators
As fall and winter weather are approaching, you can still contribute potential pollinator saving methods to your garden or future garden.
Consider planting summer blooming bulbs for variety
As the gardening season begins, consider adding some summer-blooming bulbs to your gardening plan. Learn which bulbs to plant in the spring.
Strong-willed lamb survives and thrives
The most unlikely ewe in Eliza Blue’s flock has become a mother. Despite being orphaned as a lamb, Dandelion Freya survived to become a devoted mother.
A true force of nature
Alan Guebert delves into what M.S. Swaminathan meant to India’s food security following his recent passing.
Planting catches up, but markets still erratic
Marlin Clark provides a planting progress update and weighs in on recent changes in the grain markets.
Boys of summer captured boy’s heart forever
The 1964 World Series was baseball at its best. Alan Guebert recalls every move the St. Louis Cardinals made leading up to the first of many championships.
Wishing for a little more time in Neverland
Julie Geiss explains how her woods and fields became Neverland this summer as her sons and their cousins became Lost Boys in search of new adventures.
