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Kentucky

  • Eulogy for a Chicken
  • Crunchy Roasted Tamari Almonds
  • The Tobacco Barns of Trigg County, Kentucky
  • Catfishing on Lake Barkley, Kentucky
  • How Canola Oil is Made (from plants grown locally)
  • Farming Equipment 101: Harvesting Winter Wheat
  • How Local Canola Crops are Grown
  • Raising Sorghum Cane to Make Sorghum Syrup
  • The Biscuit King

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Part of a great donation of 310 pounds of ribs from Two Ten Jack restaurant, one of our restaurant partners @thenashvillefoodproject . We are so grateful for restaurants who donate from their abundance. #growcookshare #foodrescue
Maybe a few thousand years ago, early mankind walked by straggling fibers of wild cotton, dispersed by hungry rodents like squirrels, and thought, “I could weave that stuff into clothes.” Slide for more photos. #deepthoughts #morningrounds #cottontales
#morningrounds All is well here. The birds are loving the sugar cane seed tassels. Squirrels continue to munch on the still green cotton bolls with their fibrous white interiors. The second growth of indigo is ready for harvest along with a new dyeing project. The Fall greens are loving the rain and suddenly need to be thinned. #gardengoals The Peaceable Garden.
Choked up. That’s how I felt looking at the Civil Rights photo exhibit at the Frist. “Freedom, by definition, is people realizing that they are their own leaders.” Diane Nash
If I wasn’t on Whole30 I’d be making this hugely popular and delicious Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bread on this rainy, cool, Fall day. Recipe link in profile. #pumpkinbread #pumpkin #pumpkins * * * #pumpkinspice #pumpkinseason #pumpkinbread #pumpkinbread #chocolatechips #chocolate #chocolatechip #farmtotable #foodblog #foodblogger #fooddiary #foodlovers #foodlove #foodshare #foodgram #foodspotting #igfood #eeeats #foodoftheday #feedfeed #iggarden #hungry #to foodforthought #eat #urbangarden #backyardgardening #gardensofinstagram
Mennonite Picnic. The tall thin stalks are millet. There are also sorghum seed tassels and ragweed, in addition to the sunflowers and gomphrena. #simplicity
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