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11/24/10

Wordless Wednesday – Thanksgiving Tree of #foodthanks

this photo for Wordless Wednesday is part of the #foodthanks effort organized by the AgChat Foundation.

11/21/10

Generations of Hands Working the Soil, Dirt or Clay

When you talk to farmers, the connections to their land and ancestors is almost always brought into the discussion. Images of their forefathers and foremothers using their hands or primitive tools to shape the land into something that would bear fruit. There is a pride in knowing your family’s heritage includes work that brings thing to your table. Well, my… Read More

my henna hands in India

11/07/10

Thoughts about India, Farming & the Future

Three years ago this month, I was in India. And although the henna they stained my hands with is long gone, the trip is frequently top of mind. So today as I read the news online, the articles around President Obama’s trip to India piqued my interests (“U.S. to advance cooperation with India in agriculture” in The Hindu newspaper) and the… Read More

10/22/10

New Premium Pomegranate Hits World Markets

There are few key health benefits associated with pomegranates: Stable Blood Sugar Levels, Heart Disease Prevention and Cancer Therapy. With a list like that, its easy to see why more people are taking note of this fruit that Greek mythology and current culture continue to place a good bit of importance with. In fact, some Greek friends brought me a silver pomegranate when I bought my first home as a abundance and good luck. A new discovery was recently made regarding a new variety of pomegranate.

10/11/10

I Hope You Are Lucky Enough to Know a Sidney Miller

One of the greatest benefits to the career I lucked my way into, is the people. I really think that’s how I landed in agricultural communications and I know it’s a major part of the reason I’ve remained. From the first time I went out on a cotton farm to do my first story til conversations I had late last… Read More

10/05/10

Sports Mascots with Farm Connections

There are a surprisingly high number of sports mascots with agriculture-related themes to them. These are a few of the ones that have grabbed my attention.

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