Sep. 25—Moisture and hay are sworn enemies. Not only will wet hay grow mold that can be unhealthy for farm animals, but the microbial activity can generate so much heat that the bales will light on ...

I live just down the road from a salt marsh. The salt marsh hay is brown now and lying over in those distinctive cowlicks. Now I know better. I know to stay off of salt marshes, they have enough ...

Harvest time is community time, a time to gather and reap the bounty of a good crop. Tomatoes are a bumper crop this year, cucumbers and zucchini follow in abundance. In the past salt marsh hay would ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. My friend Patrick Shekleton, who runs the Phippsburg History Center on ...

EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – Welcome to History Notes, our weekly feature that looks back through Egg Harbor Township history. Each Sunday, we will get a chance to learn or reminisce courtesy of Lynn Wood of ...

On the coast of Normandy, in Northern France, in the shadow of the ancient abbey atop Mont Saint-Michel, farmers produce a true delicacy. Flocks of sheep grazing on wide green meadows are destined to ...

John William Parkhurst lived in Boxford for ninety years, having moved here in 1869, when his father became the superintendent of the Match Factory. As town clerk for 51 years, he was keenly aware of ...