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Too Hot to Cook? Easy No-Cook Dinner Ideas to Keep the Oven Off
GREENWICH, N.Y. — No-cook dinners are the perfect solution when the temperature rises, and the mere thought of turning on the oven or standing over a stove seems unbearable. These no-cook dinner ideas are exactly what they sound like – dishes that require no heat to make. They keep your kitchen cool and save you…
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Price of eggs on the rise during bird flu outbreak
Price of common grocery store item on the rise during bird flu outbreak  MSN
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Common air fryer mistake that is ‘seemingly harmless’ but could be making you ill
Common air fryer mistake that is ‘seemingly harmless’ but could be making you ill  Birmingham Live
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South Dakota Farmer Searches for Dad’s Super M Vintage Tractor
South Dakota Farmer Searches for Dad’s Super M Vintage Tractor  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Pesticides in produce: Be wary of watermelon, peppers, and potatoes
Pesticides in produce: Be wary of watermelon, peppers, and potatoes  KCRW
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5 Fun Facts About The History Of Ice Cream
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Ice cream has long been a beloved treat, bringing joy and comfort to people of all ages. From its early beginnings as a luxury enjoyed by the elite to becoming a staple in freezers around the world, ice cream has a fascinating history. Let’s dive into some intriguing and fun facts about…
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The curious history of department store tractors
The curious history of department store tractors  Successful Farming
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When and How to Safely Involve Children in Farm Tasks?
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — This article provides practical information that farm parents, or any caregiver, can use to decide when children can be on the farm worksite, the type of tasks that can be assigned to the children, and the safety measures to adopt.  “Raising kids on the farm is one of my greatest joys.…
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Safety Considerations for Children on the Farm
MANHATTAN, Kan. – According to the National Children’s Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and safety, 33 serious injuries involving children occur on a farm or ranch in the United States every day. To prevent these incidents, only youth with proper training and experience should be allowed to drive large equipment (the leading cause of…
