Over the past few decades, permaculture has become an active movement and garnered more interest across various communities. If you’re reading this, there’s a...
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By Teresa Bennett: info@skagitonians.org Agronomy is defined as an area of study that focuses on crops and the soils in which they grow. It is a subset of...
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With some many people considering making the move out of big cities, and considering building a country or rural lifestyle, I thought you might be interested...
The other day, I was cooking galbijjim: stewed short ribs. According to Maangchi’s Big Book of Korean Cooking, by the supreme online cooking teacher...
Newswise — Chula researchers have found that “rutin” extract from orange peel can kill the COVID-19 virus. They are developing it into drugs...
Lactiplantibacillus plantarum subsp. plantarum AR495* was found to inhibit bone resorption by acting on the pathway that produces osteoclasts, specialized...
I read a lot of research papers about Vitamin D, and some of them fall way short of my expectations: No wow factor. Snore city. Case in point, one of the...
When I started getting passionate about training, I saw circuit training as a low-intensity way for housewives to gain a bit of fitness. No part of my brain...
Our History with Bee Pollen Our story starts over 100 million years ago. Our world was very different. Two huge land masses dominated, Gondwana in the South...
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By Susan Belsinger Greetings and Happy Autumn! I am writing this on the evening of the full harvest moon—it is shining bright in the night sky just over the...