Potatoes…Not As Bad As You Might Believe
I grew up reading Jeff Cox in Organic Gardening & Farming (or vice versa depending on the year). I was happy to find him at the OrganicToBe.org blog. His article
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Author: Gary Boyd
Peanut Company Shuts It’s Texas Plant
It just seems to me that when you have production of goods going into so many food products you would have controls in place to insure the safety of the
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Agriculture in America…Looking better?
When I was born in 1952, there were 203,000 farms in Iowa, only 11,000 fewer than when my dad was born in 1926. By 2002, the number had dropped to
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Monday Morning Muse…What’s with this weather?
Currently (on Mon 6:02AM CST from Pearland Regional Airport) Light Rain Temp: 66° Dewpoint: 64° Wind: SE 9 MPH The weather here this winter has seemed to be more spring (or
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Road Trip Thoughts
Through this all, I couldn’t bring myself to document the damage with my camera…It was enough just to see what was what…So on I drove. All the way around the island…through the Strand…Along Broadway…And finally over the new Causeway…And here was where the totality of the destruction hit me…
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A Muse From My Past…
I find myself musing about what was and what may have been as I hit the big double nickle. Simon and Garfunkel were two of my favorites. From the release
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Many New Species Discovered In Hidden Mozambique Oasis With Help Of Google Earth
Space may be the final frontier, but scientists who recently discovered a hidden forest in Mozambique show the uncharted can still be under our noses. BirdLife were part of a
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Free Breakfast? Not So Much…
Image via Wikipedia It seems this story was inevitable… ROSENBERG, TX — A trip out for a free breakfast at Denny’s took a big bite out of the wallets of
