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EXPOSING GRASS FED BEEF! THE FACTS ABOUT LABELS AND NUTRITION!
Tips & Hacks For Getting Rid Of Mice In Your Home (No Snap Traps No Glue Boards)
THE TRUTH ABOUT SORGHUM ( PLUS A TRIP TO MUDDY POND TENNESSEE)
The Beginner’s Guide To Grass Fed Beef
Running vs Biking
WHAT MOTIVATES YOU? (One Life Series)
ARE THERE ABSOLUTES? (One Life Series)
WHY AM I SO UNLUCKY? (One Life Series)
Roasted Chicken In A Brown Paper Bag
Baked in a brown grocery bag this tender, juicy chicken will impress even the toughest critic!
Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time1 hour 30 minutes
Total Time1 hour 40 minutes
Plant Tomatoes Deep Or Sideways- The Secret To Your Best Harvest Ever
You’ve probably come across the common gardening advice arguing that planting tomatoes deeply is an absolute must.
It seems to go against all gardening instincts – especially when proponents recommend the leaves should be buried too.
But, as strange as it may sound, this piece of advice is absolutely true.
Although it is widely circulated across the internet and in gardening circles, there is often an important omission – why should you plant tomatoes deep? And how deep should you plant?
We’re going to break it down.
Sow Thistle
Sow Thistle Offers Multiple Menu Options
Found almost everywhere, this dandelion look-alike is equally as versatile.
Name: SOW THISTLE
(Sonchus oleraceus and other species)
Sunflower family (Asteraceae)
DESCRIPTION
Sow thistle is commonly mistaken for dandelion, to which it is related. Sow thistle is an annual weed with a more or less erect stem that grows from 1 to 4 feet tall.
The young plant forms a rosette of large, pinnately divided leaves, which are characterized by their almost-triangular terminal lobe. The young sow thistle is distinguished from dandelion by its tender, bluish-green leaves. The lower leaves on the mature plant are glaucous (dull, grayish-green or blue) and pinnately divided. The upper leaves of the mature plant are more or less entire, and they clasp the stem. When a leaf is torn or the stem is cut, a white sap oozes out.
The sow thistle flower is very similar to a dandelion flower. (Photo: Christopher Nyerges)
Easy DIY Hand Sanitizer
Preventing Ticks On You And Your Dog
Plantain For Ticks, Chiggers, Burns, Ivy
The Benefits of Goats Milk
The Best Part Of A Lemon Is The Rind!
Don’t Throw Out That Crystalized Honey!
Stop! Just because that jar of honey in your cupboard looks like gold sugar doesn’t mean it has gone bad. Crystalized honey isn’t spoiled and is actually quite common among most types and brands. Continue reading
Summer Fun and Swimming Pool Safety
There is a type of pool for everyone, every space and every purpose. Thanks to advances in construction and more available materials, traditional in-ground pools can take on about any look. Whether you opt to DIY with an above-ground kit or hire a pool company to install an inground style, safety is key.
Unfortunately, this hub of fun family activity can be deadly if left unchecked and unguarded. That’s why it’s important for every owner to educate himself or herself about water safety and maintain a safe pool environment. Furthermore, owners need to ensure family, friends, neighbors, and guests not only know, but follow, pool rules.
According to the American Red Cross, there are a few rules that apply to every pool owner. Continue reading
Organic Pasture Based Farming-Katharos Farms
Katharos Farms located in Columbia, Tennessee practices pure Organic Pasture Based Farming for the best product for your family
See also GMOs In You
