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Question of the Day
Is the soil under oak and pine trees always extremely acid?
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Puzzle of the Day
How does a pig write home?
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The trample of robins and woodlarks on the brown leaves.
and the patter of squirrels on the green moss;
The fall of an acorn on the ground, the pattering of nuts on 
the hazel branches as they fall from ripeness.

–John Clare, English poet (1793–1864)

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National Farmer's Day
National Farmer’s Day, October 12, is a day to honor hardworking farmers throughout America’s history. Only 2% of us feed and sustain the rest of us! Take a moment to learn more—and discover little ways to show farmers appreciation and gratitude.
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3 Dangerous Ingredients You're Feeding Your Dog

Are you harming your dog by feeding them the wrong food? There are 3 dangerous ingredients that no dog should ever eat, and if you are giving them to your dog then you might be slowly harming it.

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Who Are Today's Farmers? You May Be Surprised (And Inspired!)
Love the land? Then you have something in common with today’s farmer. And who is the modern farmer? You might be surprised. Find out who’s feeding us—and get inspired from their growing tips and little lessons they’ve learned along the way.
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How to Hypnotize a Chicken: Two Easy Ways to Calm Birds
Wonder no more! Here’s how to hypnotize a chicken. Learn to calm a high-strung bird with the oscillating finger method or sternum stroke method.
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Arugula
Also known as “rocket” or “roquette,” arugula is a fast-growing, cool-season leafy green that adds a tangy, mustard-like flavor to salads. Here’s how to plant and grow arugula in your garden!
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Did you know there's an Almanac Club?

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Arugula and Bacon Fettuccine
With this Arugula and Bacon Fettuccine recipe, you are just 20 minutes away from a delicious comfort food meal, without the crazy amount of calories. The arugula adds a natural peppery taste. If desired, add a bit more salt and pepper, to taste.
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