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Conservation Corner: Maybe we can judge a book by its cover
Once again, I’d like to talk about Chocolate Drop. It will be hard to put the lessons learned ...
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Conservation Corner: How much will we pay for convenience?
Last week, I took the dogs for a walk in the woods behind our house. There are walking ...
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Conservation Corner: The landowner holds all the cards
“Once a parcel of land goes on the market, the seller and the local community lose nearly all ...
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Conservation Corner: Happy young farmers – all is well in the world
We get lots of information these days about all the great things that large organizations and institutions do ...
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Conservation Corner: Lo and behold: My mother was right
We all have, or have had, mothers. My guess is that we listened to our mothers as if ...
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Conservation Corner: Consider the importance of topsoil
I’ve been thinking about topsoil lately. I know about compost and aging manure and doing all the things ...
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Conservation Corner: Ask yourself, and then ask your neighbor
A friend told me something years ago that I’ve always remembered, both because it’s funny and it’s true. ...
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Conservation Corner: Ask yourself, and then ask your neighbor
A friend told me something years ago that I’ve always remembered, both because it’s funny and it’s true. ...
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Conservation Corner: God invented glue
This time in our country’s history is the most divisive, combative, and judgmental time in my memory. And ...
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Betsy Burdett: “No!” is a complete sentence
My guess is that all of us are feeling pushed pretty much every day. Some people like being ...
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