Month: February 2012
Home & Garden
A Latte With Ott, A. [Blog Spotlight]
Ott's blog, A Latte with Ott, A., features posts about baking and canning, what she's growing in her garden, decorating, traveling Indiana in search of breaded tenderloins and her latest fashion finds.
Hoosier Life
Setting Up Your Base Camp
Planning to hunt wild turkey in this spring? An online resource offers a quick and simple way to connect with landowners in your preferred hunting areas.
Agritourism
Noble County Farm to Fork Tour
Noble County’s countywide Farm to Fork tour – Indiana’s first – offers interactive experiences while you follow your food's journey from how it's grown to how it ends up on your dinner table.
Food
Fresh Takes on Spring Flavors
Our nutritionist offers fresh takes on spring flavors with these recipes: Green Pea Soup with Fresh Mint, Spinach-Arugula-Walnut Pesto over Whole-Wheat Penne, and Fresh Strawberry Muffins.
Farm
Barn in the U.S.A.
Indiana Landmarks' Rural Preservation Council and the Indiana Farm Bureau co-sponsor an annual award that recognizes exemplary preservation of a rural/agricultural farm building.
Home & Garden
Lilies, Caladiums and Other Bulbs Brighten Your Garden
Summer bulbs are the exclamation points in my garden. Simple and effortless to plant and grow, incorporate them in your own beds to enjoy fantastic flowers and get raves from visitors.
Agritourism
What Is Agritourism?
Today’s society is said to be three generations removed from agriculture, but it’s important for people to know the story of where their food comes from.
Home & Garden
Beauty Blooms at Hilltop Orchids in Cloverdale
What began with an 8-foot by 10-foot greenhouse is now the largest orchid-growing operation in all of Indiana.
