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Essay: Father Was Born Capable

September 17, 2024

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Summer Fades Into Fall

September 17, 2024

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Garden Harvest

John Torgrimson chronicles the evolution of his garden over the season.

A low fire burns in vegetation in a ditch along a highway while a worker with fire gear and a drip torch looks on.

Prescribed Burn Team Treats State Highway Ditches With A Dose Of Fire

Prescribed burns in road ditches and grassy fields are a necessary component in the Driftless to control noxious weeds and trees and spur growth of desirable vegetation. Mike Dougherty follows a crew in southeastern Minnesota as they spend an autumn

Essay: Setbacks Are the Norm on My Small Farm

Greg Schieber shares the challenges of owning and maintaining a farm truck.

A barn in the distance covered in snow. In the foreground is a large tree with snow covered branches.

Essay: A Big Woods Snow Day

Where have all the snow days gone?!? Greg Schieber shares memories from the past -- and lessons learned.

Middle aged man stand in front of a large black cast iron machine with a tray holding light brown coffee beans. A long arm moves through the beans as they roast.

Flavors Of The World Converge At Carlson Roasting Company

The holidays are filled with laughter, love — and wonderful aromas. Alison Leathers learns how the roasting, grinding, and brewing process impact the taste AND the aroma!

Poetry: A Tanka & Two Haiku

Jeff Gorfine shares three new poems in Japanese haiku and tanka styles.

Building Community Through Storytelling

Building Community Through Storytelling

Poetry: Boat Trailer Blues

Essay: Father Was Born Capable

Poetry: Reflections by Gavin