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Reviving a dead lawn, cooking acorns, salt for health?

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The Green Mountain State.(Name the U.S. state!)
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–Josh Billings, American humorist (1818–85)

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Reviving Your Ugly Lawn
It has been a hot, dry summer. It’s been tough on gardens, but lawns are suffering as well. If yours looks like the winner of an ugly lawn contest, don’t despair: There are a few things you can do this fall to help it recover and improve its looks for next year.
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Enjoy Year-round Grilling

Whip up savory meals in minutes and elevate your culinary routine with a Kenyon Electric Grill. Perfectly sized for family grilling with powerful performance as cooking temperatures exceed 550˚F. Proudly handcrafted in Connecticut.

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How to Prepare and Cook Acorns
Have you ever wondered if the squirrels might be onto something? In fact, they are! Acorns are extremely nutritious and readily available in nature, making them a healthy addition to many recipes. Here’s how to prepare and cook acorns!
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Why do dogs eat poop? Why do dogs eat grass?

Actress & dog activist Katherine Heigl reveals why!

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Growing & Selecting Wildflowers
Interested in growing wildflowers? The beauty of wildflowers is that they’re easy to grow, colorful from spring until fall, provide color for years with little maintenance, and attract wildlife such as butterflies and other pollinators. Here are a few of our favorite wildflowers, plus…
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Take Your Pick!

We’ve got a calendar for any interest or fascination, from lunar photography to everyday gardening tips. The choice is yours! You can decorate your wall or desk with the newest Almanac calendars today. 

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Salt for Preventive Health and Natural Remedies
Try these preventive health measures using salt, a historically important food that can act as a great natural remedy. Salt is inexpensive and it has many uses in a frugal household.
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The Perfect Companion for Every Vegetable Gardener

Created for new gardeners, green thumbs, and old hands alike, The Old Farmer's Almanac Vegetable Gardener's Handbook is loaded with advice and inspiration to help plants—and growers—thrive. 

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Roasted Red Pepper, Mozzarella, and Basil–Stuffed Chicken
This roasted bell pepper, mozzarella, and fresh basil–stuffed chicken breast is one of those dishes that will become a regular feature at your dinner table. It’s full of flavor, scrumptious, and looks good enough to go from a family favorite to a more elegant meal.
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Keep an eye on the sky!

The 2023 Old Farmer’s Almanac Weather Calendar brings out Mother Nature's splendor with striking photos from around the world and timeless weather lore. Order your 2023 Weather Calendar today!

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