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How to dry catnip, oregano, basil, and other leafy herbs

February 27, 2020March 17, 20201 Comment

Want to grow and dry your own herbs? Have you tried it and wound up with a moldy mess? Don't worry - it's easy and takes less than 5 minutes to dry herbs in your own home, with tools you already own! Because we regularly harvest plant material from our native prairie, we have a … Continue reading How to dry catnip, oregano, basil, and other leafy herbs

What if you are Doing Mite Counts Wrong?

May 31, 2019June 8, 2020Leave a comment

Varroa destructor mites can decimate your honey bee colony. They weaken the bees, decrease lifespan, and lead to high viral loads. What can be done? Every major honey bee organization recommends taking regular mite counts to assess the health of your colony. An increasing mite load can spell disaster for your hive - increasing disease … Continue reading What if you are Doing Mite Counts Wrong?

Black Walnut trees – gathering, cracking and eating!

November 29, 2018June 8, 20201 Comment

Black Walnuts may be growing nearby! They are native, edible, and important to wildlife. Black walnuts are native to the United States and grow in almost every climate/soil type. They produce edible nuts that drop in the fall. The exact time is a matter of weather. Last year, they fell in October. This year, the … Continue reading Black Walnut trees – gathering, cracking and eating!

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