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Sweet, spicy and to be savored: National Pepper Month
November is National Pepper Month, which is great, but it seems a little … late in the year to be celebrating it, right?
Creative ways to use pumpkins
From pumpkin spice lattes to harvest-themed front porches, pumpkins are an iconic staple for autumn.
Open your arms for an ovine
Today is National Hug A Sheep Day. Why would you want to hug a sheep, you might ask?
2021’s best cities for pumpkin lovers
Pumpkin nuts (not to be confused with the “pumpkin nut” latte from Starbucks) need somewhere to enjoy the Great Pumpkin this autumn, but where?
Hopping on the hazelnut hype train
I wrote this last year for our sister publication, Country Folks Grower, but since Oct. 22 is National Nut Day, it seemed like a good
In your head, in your head – Cranberry, cranberry
While a lot of people only really think about cranberries once a year – Thanksgiving, we see you, and we’re excited – October is actually
It’s your day
Every year on Oct. 12, the U.S. celebrates those who keep this country fed and running: its farmers. Formerly known as Old Farmers Day, the
World Egg Day: Eggs-actly what we need
World Egg Day was established in Vienna, Austria, in 1996, when it was decided we’d celebrate the power of the egg on the second Friday
On Wednesdays, we eat kale
National Kale Day, which is celebrated the on the first Wednesday of October, takes place to highlight kale’s health benefits
Leafy green gold – Spinach Lovers Month
Spinach is often listed as one of the world’s top 10 “superfoods.” It’s packed with vitamin C
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