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A Look at Farmers’ Bulletins (Part 2)
So I must admit that I've become enthralled by the Farmers' Bulletins. I now know the best way to remove coffee stains from artificial silk – now commonly called rayon by the trade – from Bulletin...
Fifth grade students starting a mini classroom garden
By Jessica Dennis This article first appeared in the Washington Island Observer The fifth grade students have been learning extensively about plants lately! We have been learning about the different...
Elevating our thoughts and hopes
Since 1889, the the U.S. Department of Agriculture has been publishing farmers' bulletins to disseminate the latest in agricultural science and research. I was recently reading through the first...
End-of-Year Report
We are excited to share our first Annual Report!A Few Highlights: From Russell Rolffs, Board President: In 2018, we will also begin pioneering a low-impact vineyard management program for Northern...
Partnership
by Margaret Foss, Board Member A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise. - Aldo Leopold Wisconsin's...
To Gathering Ground as it turns one year old
by Laurel Hauser, Board Member It's been an honor to have been a part, even in a very humble way, of Gathering Ground's first year and to watch it – like one watches a child – take its first...