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Rosemary Might Be The Herb For You

By Ted Meseyton October 4, 2010

Got stress in your life? Most anyone will tell us they can relate to strain, pressure and heavy load at some point. GET CLOSE UP TO ROSEMARY An occasional close-up to a rosemary plant just might help you deal more effectively with being uptight. There are times when stress and a so-called case of “nerves” […] Read more

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A Dream Come True – for Sep. 6, 2010

By Joan Airey September 6, 2010

Eden House Bed and Breakfast is a dream come true for Bonnie Warnyca. It is located in Indian Head, Sask. 40 minutes east of Regina, and for many years, every time Warnyca drove past the house she would imagine what she could do with it. Two years ago she purchased it and started renovations and […] Read more

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What Do You Want And What Does The Next Generation Want? – for Sep. 6, 2010

By Elaine Froese September 6, 2010

A young farmer sends a distress-filled email at 2 a. m. He calls for help to try and figure out whether he should chuck his dream of farming and find another life. His father has just demanded two-thirds crop share for new land the young farmer has rented. His goal is to get ahead. His […] Read more

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I – for Sep. 6, 2010

By Helen Bishop Macdonald September 6, 2010

receive questions about diet and special dietary needs. Here’s some of the most frequently asked ones. Q.:What can I eat on a gluten-free diet? A.:People with celiac disease need to have a gluten-free diet. This condition occurs in those who are “intolerant” to gluten and the symptoms include diarrhea, flatulence, abdominal distention, weight loss and […] Read more

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Rural Entrepreneurs Have Not Forgotten Their Roots – for Sep. 6, 2010

By Vivian Nemish September 6, 2010

im and Sue Culbert manage a mixed grain/beef cattle operation near Hague, Saskatchewan. As a means of diversifying their farm, the couple established a business, Yellowrose Enterprise that specializes in supplying parts for offshore/ grey market Kubota tractors in 1992. Both Jim and Sue have years of experience in parts and mechanics. Jim began his […] Read more

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You Too Can Make Your Own Cheese – for Sep. 6, 2010

By Debbie Chikousky September 6, 2010

Imagine being able to serve your guests a cheese platter made from cheese you made yourself in your own kitchen. That is exactly what we do on our farm and it is time to get started because for really tasty Christmas cheese it needs to be aging by the end of September. The lack of […] Read more

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Can’t Get To Sleep? Try Drinking Cherry Juice – for Sep. 6, 2010

By Ted Meseyton September 6, 2010

For busy gardeners, most warm and sunny July and August days were not spent at the beach burying toes in sand. FOR THE LOVE OF CHERRIES As for myself, just one example of many tasks was picking and filling four-litre pails with Evans cherries. They were quickly turned into cherry juice, cherry jelly and fresh […] Read more

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Transforming Wood Into Works Of Art – for Jul. 23, 2010

By Edna Manning July 23, 2010

Carmen Heinrichs grew up on a mixed farm where she learned early in life to appreciate nature in all its beauty and diversity. While checking cattle on horseback, she would also observe the waterfowl and wild animals that roamed the hillsides near Herschel, Saskatchewan. Later, as a competitive runner, Heinrichs trained by running along the […] Read more

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Reluctant To Let Go Of The Farm? – for Jul. 23, 2010

By Elaine Froese July 23, 2010

I was picking up a book at my library in May when the librarian confessed that she couldn’t find garden seeds and that was OK since she preferred reading anyway, and dubbed herself “the reluctant gardener.” I smiled knowingly as I could see in my mind’s eye the quack grass having a heyday in my […] Read more

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Caring For Patio Furniture – for Jul. 23, 2010

By Reena Nerbas July 23, 2010

Before purchasing patio furniture check warranties, care instructions and necessary maintenance of materials. Be sure the furniture you choose is durable and that parts will be available when you need them. Teak will last a lifetime. The hardwood teak tree is native to Southeast Asia and Africa and grows to be 100 feet tall. The […] Read more

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Rosemary Might Be The Herb For You

A Dream Come True – for Sep. 6, 2010

What Do You Want And What Does The Next Generation Want? – for Sep. 6, 2010

I – for Sep. 6, 2010

Rural Entrepreneurs Have Not Forgotten Their Roots – for Sep. 6, 2010

You Too Can Make Your Own Cheese – for Sep. 6, 2010

Can’t Get To Sleep? Try Drinking Cherry Juice – for Sep. 6, 2010

Transforming Wood Into Works Of Art – for Jul. 23, 2010

Reluctant To Let Go Of The Farm? – for Jul. 23, 2010

Caring For Patio Furniture – for Jul. 23, 2010

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