Harold Wayne York, age 53
Funeral Services for Harold Wayne York, age 53 of Red Boiling Springs, TN were conducted Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. from the chapel of the Anderson & Son Funeral Home in Red Boiling Springs, TN with Brother Tim White officiating.
Read MoreNolian Gosnell Franklin, age 91
Nolian Gosnell Franklin, age 91, of Austin, KY, passed away Monday evening November 2, 2009 at her daughter’s home on Bradshaw Rd in Austin, KY.
Read MoreElma Ellis Snider, age 88
ELMER ELLIS SNIDER, age 88, of Nashville, TN, and formerly of Macon County passed away on October 30, 2009.
Read MoreShittake Mushrooms
Shiitakes are a tasty, easy to grow, mushroom originally from the well-tended forests of Japan. They grow on hardwood logs, making them a great crop for farms with woodlands. As the garden chores wind down, we find other jobs to do, and this week is mushroom time.
Read MoreThe Massacre at Fort Hood
Neither tongue nor pen can express the sadness in my heart for the victims and families that died at Fort Hood at the hands of a radical Muslim. Try as hard as they may, the liberal media cannot divorce radical Islam from Hasan, and the influence it wielded upon him as he called upon the…
Read MoreSupply vs. Demand
After We've grown a crop, how do we know what to charge for it? The laws of supply and demand can hurt or hinder us. Many a farmer has lost money because of bumper crops and the consequently lower prices. Community supported agriculture seeks to remedy this ironic situation.
Read MoreSex Offenders – Protecting Our Children
She was only 7-years-old, a beautiful little girl walking home from school, when she was abducted, raped and killed by a wicked maniac, who then threw her precious little body on a landfill. Somer Thompson was laid to rest on Tuesday, in Orange Park, Florida. The cold-blooded murderer has not been apprehended, but the authorities…
Read MoreAmerica’s Debt – Reckless Government Spending to Blame
America’s total national debt is more than the total national debt incurred during the first 200 years of the Republic. We owe more than $4,700 for every man, woman and child in the United States. September normally records a surplus, but recent treasury figures shows that the government spent $46.6 billion more than it took…
Read MoreFall Greens Aglow
A freshly fallen, first fall frost fatally froze foliage. Every leaf of the tender annuals is now history, returning back into Mother Earth. A walk through the garden clearly delineates which is hardy and who is not. Although the peppers, beans, and basil are laid low, the fall greens simply glow.
Read MoreSweet Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes & More Sweet Potatoes!
Sweet Potatoes are the last major crop we plant in the spring, and also the last to get harvested. All we need is two days without rain, and a whole lot of help. Monday and Tuesday we got both. Eleven rows were 700 feet long and three rows are half of that, and both rain…
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