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- Daily Digest 5/19 - The Health Toll Of Immigration, Rebuilding The Coastline At What Cost? May 19, 2013
Category Archives: Farms
Trailer Tales
We spend a lot of time around here moving stuff from one place to another. It could be relocating the chicks to the new coop, hauling hay to feed the critters, hauling manure to feed the garden so it will … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Money Matters
Tagged animals, backhoe, hay, moving, ranch, tractor, trailer
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Old-fashioned Cooking: Salt-Rising Bread
In this modern-day-take-it-out-of-the-freezer-and shove-it-in-the-microwave world, we often lose sight of what real food tastes like. Not too surprising, when you look at the ingredient lists on most prepared foods. I figure if you can’t even pronounce half the ingredients, you … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Food, Health
Tagged brread, flour, little women, salt-rising bread, sourdough, sponge, starter
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The Miracle and Mystery of Moss
Aside from the old boy/girl scout wilderness guides about navigating your way north by finding the moss growing on the north side of tree, I’m betting most folks give little thought to these interesting plants. Among other things mosses (or … Continue reading
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Tagged algal blooms, CO2, glaciers, global warming, mistletoe, moss, oak trees, plants, spahagnum, trees
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