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Summer Fun – and Learning

Summer break is a time many students look forward to. It can be a welcome change in routine, a chance to relax, have fun, or spend time with friends and family, developing hobbies and interests. It…

More in My Basket: Getting Ahead of the Holiday Meal Cost Part 2- Canned Goods

Getting Ahead of the Holiday Meal Cost Part 2- Canned GoodsAs the holiday season approaches, canned foods are likely to be found in the menu. Canned items offer convenience over fresh or frozen since…

Come Experience the Art of Making Apple Jelly

The art of preserving fruit for spreads dates back to 11th century Middle East, according to historians. Today, many people find the process of preserving foods to be a relaxing and therapeutic…

Report From the Salad Bowl

I am writing this column from Monterey County, California. While my trip is for personal reasons, the horticulturist in me can’t help but be fascinated by all the horticulture crops growing so…

National Pecan Month: Celebrating the History and Health Benefits

April is National Pecan Month!! Many of us remember picking pecans and shelling them. These nuts are delicious plain as a snack or prepared in culinary dishes, especially pies and desserts. The…

Children in plaid shirts leading goats on chains inside a livestock barn

Raising Quality Kids — And I am Not Talking About Goats!

by Laura GrierInterest in meat goats has grown rapidly over the past several years. According to Ohio State University Extension, goat is the most frequently consumed meat in the world and, in the…