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CAPITOL CHATTER Bill mixes paint, bees and farmers ... and includes an island, too
By Don Davis Paint will cost more and be recycled. Bees will be protected. Financially troubled farmers will be able to access state aid. And an island to provide more wildlife habitat could be built...
Posted on 5/19/13 at 5:06 PM
STAFF BLOG AREA VOICES BLOG Areavoices Digest #75 - What's life really like in the Oil Patch?
We've seen the news stories and read the reports from the oil boom in Western North Dakota. They paint a vivid picture of both the good and bad that come with an economic boom and population explosion...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 10:29 AM
STAFF BLOG CHEF JEFF Feeding the Village First
Spring is finally here! And that means gardening season isn't far behind. Even though we're still enjoying the fruits of last year's garden, be it frozen (beans, brussels sprouts, etc.), canned (tomat...
Posted on 3/21/09 at 9:06 AM
A growing taste for apples around Farmington
Anybody who has been around Farmington for any number of years knows Appleside Orchard closed years ago. But that doesn’t necessarily mean there aren’t apples – hundreds of delicious apples – still for sale at the same location.
By Michelle Leonard , October 05, 2012
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Colorful area CSA offers subscribers four months of produce, local connections
The June sky and acreage surrounding Rainbow Barry and daughter Willa a recent morning was itself a spectrum of color.
By Steve Dzubay , August 13, 2012
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Grass fed beef: Described by diners as 'the way beef used to taste'
CANNON FALLS - Since 2003, Thousand Hills Cattle Company in Cannon Falls, Minn., has experienced slow and steady growth. That just changed.
By Chad Richardson , July 30, 2012
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Castle Rock family’s home is named a 2012 Century Farm
Little Brynley Kuhn is still a toddler, but she’s definitely got farming in her blood.
It could be because, in her very young age, she’s known nothing but the farming life. After all, she comes from a long line of farming. So long, in fact, that the Kuhn family’s 160-acre farm in Castle Rock Township has been added to the list of Minnesota Century Farms.
By Michelle Leonard , May 10, 2012
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Two jobs, two very different sides of the same person
There’s not a lot of common ground between bank balances and blacksmiths’ anvils. Dealing with one is a mostly mental pursuit, the other mostly physical.
Kate Aspenwall likes it that way. She’s got two jobs to keep herself busy. One exercises her brains, the other her biceps.
By Nathan Hansen , August 12, 2010
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The finer points of showing cows
Though we live in a community that has quite a few large family farms, there’s very few of us who actually live on these farms. Very few of us who actually work with livestock.
By Michelle Leonard , August 12, 2010
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Filling a growing need in Farmington
Shoppers looking looking to liven up their yard with some new plants or flowers will find most of the expected items at Jerry’s Farm and Garden Place. It’s the chicken that sometimes take them by surprise.
By Nathan Hansen , May 21, 2010
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Soybean festival is off and running
Farmington's Minnesota Soybean Festival, the first festival in the state to celebrate the crop and just the third such event nationwide, officially kicked off Thursday afternoon with Farmington resident Peggy Gavin dumping soybeans over the head of mayor Todd Larson. The festival continues through Saturday. For more information visit www.mnsoybeanfestival.com.
May 20, 2010
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