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Honoring the vital role of agriculture in our daily lives
The last full week in March is designated as National Agriculture Week by the Agriculture Council of America, a nonprofit organization composed of leaders in
Maple is always in season
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County’s Agriculture Program is reminding you that local maple is always in season. There are many local maple producers in
Stay prepared ahead of spring’s unpredictable weather
Virginia’s Severe Weather Awareness Week will be observed March 6 – 10, just in time for the unpredictable spring storm season. But late winter/early spring
Cole crop appreciation post: Cabbage
Cole crops is the general term used to describe broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, collards, kale and kohlrabi. Harvesting these vegetables at the right stage
All work and no play? No thanks
January 27 is National Have Fun at Work Day, and if that sounds impossible, it’s not. Really! Don’t wait for fun and joy to come
Greening up office space
Whether your office is in a traditional workspace or tucked away in a spare room at home, practicality rules and, above and beyond all else,
Celebrating alternative holidays
We should preface this by saying these are just fun days to celebrate – we are not suggesting you convert from your faith! It’s always
Artichoke and Asparagus Month
Hardy green vegetables are exactly what we need when it’s still gray and dark out there. Fortunately, January is Artichoke and Asparagus Month! According to
Creatively yours: Finding the perfect hobby
There’s a great article by Tara Parker-Pope that ran in the New York Times on the science behind hobbies and choosing a hobby. The long
Your package of plants has been delivered
In what I find to be a hilarious case of “what goes around, comes around,” during the holiday season I have noticed online retailers sending
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