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9 timely tips for your lawn and garden By: Paula Barbour 04/15/2011 @ 3:30pm

Here are 9 timely tips for your lawn and garden from readers just like you.

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Farmers for the Future: Financial challenge leads to a firm foundation By: Larry Reichenberger 09/09/2010 @ 2:09pm

There are plenty of adages and axioms about how opportunity can spring from adversity. Perhaps this one best fits the ...

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Ag Entrepreneur: Gradual growth gives a foothold By: Raylene Nickel 09/02/2010 @ 9:40am

Growing the dairy in planned, affordable steps is creating a way for Andy Hendrickson, 31, and his brother, Dan, 28, to ...

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Farmers for the Future: Purpose-driven farming By: Gil Gullickson 03/30/2010 @ 12:26pm

One day 14 years ago, Adam Moody sat in his car in a grocery store parking lot. He was visibly dejected. "While other farms had gotten larger or put animals under confinement, my dad and I had just maintained ...

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Ag Entrepreneur: February 2010 By: Agriculture.com Staff 02/09/2010 @ 12:45pm

In a time when many aspiring farmers find it difficult to get into agriculture, 25-year-old Jason Frerichs uses imagination and determination to carve himself a niche. It first came in the form of buying 30 ...

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Balsam Farms thrives in Long Island's high-rent Hamptons By: Agriculture.com Staff 02/09/2010 @ 12:19pm

Long Island's eastern tip is 100 miles from New York City's crowds, but it still seems an unlikely place to start farming from scratch. With sand beaches and colonial-era towns, it draws so many of ...

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Ag Entrepreneur By: Agriculture.com Staff 02/03/2010 @ 9:34am

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Working together, growing separately By: Agriculture.com Staff 01/26/2010 @ 2:28pm

By the time Oklahoma became a state in 1907, Bob Bolay's grandparents, Joe and Anna Bolay, had already been farming near the town of Perry for 14 years. The Bolays, along with over 100,000 other people ...

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