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by Jeremey Weeks I met a pig named Pork Chop in my ramblings across the country a few years ago. Pork Chop was the first American Guinea Hog I had…
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by Jeremey Weeks Homesteading is not easy. It’s incredibly more difficult when there is only one set of hands to get work done. I’m fortunate to have a partner who…
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By Rep. Matt Shea From the beginning of our nation’s history until the 1950s, industrial hemp was grown in the United States. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp. Benjamin…
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by Jessie Turney My name is Jessie. My husband, Drew and I own Win-Tur Bison Farm in Springdale, WA. We kind of fell into raising bison and becoming farmers. Drew…
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by Daisy Pongrakthai There’s more than just ‘where’s the beef?’ going on at Flat Creek Farm. Good ‘ol home town classic relations are envisioned with an added tasty gourmet beef product…
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by Carey Guhlke-Falk Some of my earliest childhood memories are of harvest. Perched on the armrest of my dad’s seat in a Gleaner combine, I would be mesmerized by the endless rows…
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by Kimberly Julian, Marle Worm Growers The technology has been around for a long time, it’s how the gardeners and farmers use to do it; and around it comes again,…
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Reward of $2,500 being offered in Stevens, Ferry counties The Stevens County Cattlemen’s Association (SCCA) recently ran ads in newspapers in Stevens and Ferry County offering a $2,500 reward for…
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By Margo Buckles and Ellen Miller A swarm in May is worth a load of hay; a swarm in June is worth a silver spoon; but a swarm in July…
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Colville, WA – July 1, 2015 – Where can you find details about more than 40 local farms and ranches that sell products fresh from their fields, pastures, and orchards?…
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