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The arrival of daisies often coincides with the last days of school.

The fun of foraging for flowers and food

Hello friends! I’m so happy to be back and writing about foraging—searching in the wild for food or provisions. Foraging is so satisfying and can be done virtually year-round. There … more

By KRISTIN WHITE, the Chicken Librarian | 6/22/22

Forgive the dad-brag, but I never even had to teach my son how to shovel.

Working hard, side by side

The running joke these days seems to be the lack of willingness of a lot of folks to return to work or apply for the many new jobs that are suddenly available. If you’re a farmer, finding help … more

By HUNTER HILL | 5/12/21

Never stop growing

The great thing about gardening is you never stop learning. I have been tending a garden for more than 30 years in one place or another. But until now, I never knew the value of mycorrhizae … more

By CASS COLLINS | 3/31/21

This is an adult eagle along the main stem of the Delaware River; This may be one of at least 40 breeding adults along the upper Delaware corridor, or perhaps another nearby waterway in NY or PA. This was a winter picture, so it could also be one of many Canadian winter migrants that take advantage of ice free waterways to forage.

Nature’s aviators

The background Today, it’s not uncommon to venture near a river or waterway and see a bald eagle—frequently, you can spot more than one. They’re usually seen soaring overhead or … more

By SCOTT RANDO | 11/4/20

When pot meets slavery

TOWN OF LIBERTY — The details are sparse. But what there was to report shows that cannabis farming has its shadow side. And it’s here in Sullivan County. At the last … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 9/8/20

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