All you need is your smart phone, maybe a shovel or fence post from the back of your truck, and the willingness to take a picture and email it to yourself and you've become a monitoring master!
Maybe it was stupid to run through a dark basement barefooted. That's what Shannon's broken toe tells her. But it leads to something really great. Maybe not such a stupid idea.
When does hands-on become hands-in-the-way? What happens if you've planned for the worst, but not the best? Here's how success is helping author, farmer and new cafe owner Shannon Hayes with lessons from the corporate world about organization and working with others. All us rugged individualists could take note!
I have tremendous respect and appreciation for our universities, extension, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and other public servants. Many of these folks work tirelessly...
Sometimes headlines are misleading as they were when we were told last week that Grassfed labeling was being revoked in the U.S. Here's what's really going on.