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Kidding/Lambing Season

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A Thankful Farewell

I recently read an email on how a thankful attitude not only sets a positive tone for your day …

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The Deer and the Turkey

The next holiday our nation will celebrate will be Thanksgiving, and I hear many, many folks remark that this …

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Weed of the Week

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It's Not Just About Us

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Weed of the Week

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Extension Helps Small Farmers

Small farms play a vital role in supporting the competitiveness and sustainability of the United States rural and farm …

Information on the weed Ironweed

Weed of the Week

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INformation about the weed Jimsonweed

Weed of the Week

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Not So Sweet Sugar

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Back to School Stress

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