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Rockin’ the “Robots” Makes Cows True Bovine Princesses

Rockin’ the “Robots” Makes Cows True Bovine Princesses

by Marianne Smith Edge | Jun 30, 2022

I’ve never met a dairy farmer that wasn’t passionate about their cows. After all, cow comfort and care are at the top of the list for a successful business. But the dedication required and the 24/7 schedule is a commitment many of us would find hard to maintain. I...
Seeing Beyond the “Castle From My Window” – Is Agritourism the New “Crop” to Preserve the Land?

Seeing Beyond the “Castle From My Window” – Is Agritourism the New “Crop” to Preserve the Land?

by Marianne Smith Edge | May 26, 2022

Travel was never part of my family “DNA” during my childhood. The daily chores of dairy farm life limited any “time off” for my parents, especially my father. But Sunday afternoon drives through the countryside were my father’s “time away” to explore and check out...
2022 Issue 4: All Things Local are Global — The Seeds of Exploration

2022 Issue 4: All Things Local are Global — The Seeds of Exploration

by Marianne Smith Edge | Mar 17, 2022

Food is at the core of our existence. As we celebrate March as National Nutrition Month, we are reminded of the role food plays not only in our personal and planetary health, but overall global security and economics. This year’s Nutrition Month theme “Celebrate a...
All Things Local are Global — The Seeds of Exploration

All Things Local are Global — The Seeds of Exploration

by Marianne Smith Edge | Mar 17, 2022

The soon-to ripen Florida peach orchards or the spring preparation of Midwest soybean fields may conjure up images of local, domestic food but let’s dig a little deeper. Much of our U.S. grown “local food“ has a global beginning. The National Nutrition Month theme,...
Patience Not Panic, Please — A Food Supply Reflection

Patience Not Panic, Please — A Food Supply Reflection

by Marianne Smith Edge | Feb 28, 2022

Food Costs Slow Rising I don’t have to tell you food costs have increased over the past year. But when you look at the rate of increase and the percentage of our personal budget, we are fortunate to have an affordable food supply. Recently released USDA Economic...
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