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Sterilizing soil, growing Swiss chard, spotting the Big Dipper!

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If it doesn't freeze on March 10, a fertile year can be expected. 
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Should You Sterilize Your Soil?
There is a lot of buzz out there about sterilizing the soil you use for starting your seedlings and potting them up, especially if you are reusing old soil. See how to sterilize soil in the oven, microwave, or pressure cooker. But let’s also ask ourselves, Is this really necessary?
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The Official Almanac shirts feature an original design by Ty Meier, a New Hampshire artist, that beautifully captures the natural and celestial themes of The Old Farmer’s Almanac. Order yours today!

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Night Sky Map for March 2023: The Big Dipper
Welcome to the Night Sky Map for March! This month, we focus on “pointers” in the sky to help you navigate the stars! On March evenings, there is no better place to start than with the Big Dipper. 
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Swiss Chard
Learn how to grow Swiss chard—or simply “chard”—a member of the beet family. It does well in both cool and warm weather. It is a nutritional superfood, high in vitamins A, C, and K, as well as minerals, phytonutrients, and fiber. Plus, its rainbow of colors is beautiful! See our chard growing guide…
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Learn, Plant, Grow!

Are you a gardener with no fear of getting your hands dirty? Maybe you’re a houseplant mom or dad who loves caring for what makes your home green. Anyone who enjoys spending time with plants will love the array of new articles in this year’s Garden Guide

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How to Eat in Seven Words
Looking for advice on creating a healthy eating plan? There are so many diets that it can set your head to spinning. It reminded me to get back to basics.
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Cheese Wafers
Far superior to the expensive, store-bought crackers, these classic round Cheese Wafers are an easy homemade alternative! Discover the difference! You can make these  and just keep them in the refrigerator until ready to bake (in less than 10 minutes). 
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