Blossom End Rot (BER), like many other things, starts at the very beginning. Selecting plants that have poor root development, planting when the soil is cold, overwatering, and putting… Read more »
One of our beekeepers recently asked me if I would write something about honeybees. I am not an expert on them nor am I a beekeeper, but I am… Read more »
I have found over the years that no matter how grim a situation seems, if you pause and study the facts, you have a better understanding of the problem…. Read more »
Neckties have been around at least since the sixteenth century. There have been many variations over the years, but it appears that the neck tie, as we know it… Read more »
I don’t do the cooking at our house. I could, but my wife does not allow me the honor, unless she is there to supervise. I could have been… Read more »
Part one of this column was published last week in the October 30, 2019 edition. The happiest dog you have ever seen was Bud. He looked to be a… Read more »