Category: The Milk House
Why the Maple Syrup Process is Best Left to the ‘Experienced’
I don’t know what put the idea in my head, but I assume it was one of my father’s stories about...
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Finding the Story of the Family Farm
Recently I went ‘back home’ and walked through the barn. The freestalls have held beef...
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Snowstorm Warning Panic: Emptied bread shelves and other scarey “Snowpocalypse” threats [HUMOR]
“Don’t worry. There are a lot eighteen-year-olds that live around us. They’ll get eaten first,” I...
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Welcome Back Home This Christmas: Returning to the Peasant Poet
Christmas is a time for returning – which often means going back home. It’s a time to return to...
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For Your Viewing Pleasure: Six farm films to enjoy this winter
The baler greased and put in the shed. The insulated boots dug out from the cellar. The barn...
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Fantasy or Future Farming Reality? A new notion in farming, set on the ocean.
A dodgy-looking drifter in a visor hat gives Kevin Costner a tiny lime tree and insists “This one...
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A Word About Chest Hair: Is David Hasselhoff the “Last bastion of manhood?” [HUMOR]
To all you out there with hairy chests, it seems we have some work to do. We’re a dying breed. I...
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A Quick and Overly-Simple Explanation of Global Agricultural Politics
The world is smaller than it was several generations ago. It is often said that if a butterfly...
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The Digital Harvest: Man cannot live on virtual bread alone.
My housemate brought home a virtual reality headset. Being somewhat behind the times, I still...
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Lessons Recalled While Wind-Watching, in Another Land
I once slept through a devastating tornado. I’ve learned in the best case scenario in life,...
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The Dusty Old Farm Radio “Cure”
A radio sits in the crux of two pipelines at the top of the parlor. It’s mostly tipped to...
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Butter: It’s Always Good, Even If It’s 3,000 Years Old
I know when my father has done something wrong because there’s no butter in the fridge. When my...
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