Coffee has been a popular drink in the United States for many years, and will probably continue to be so for the foreseeable future. 50% of the population, equivalent to 150 million Americans, drink varieties of coffee including espresso, cappuccino, latte, or iced coffees. With coffee being so popular, if you run a coffee shop […]
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Using True Leaf Microgreens to Enhance and Elevate Your Home Cooking
One of the many pleasures in life can be the pleasure that comes from being able to whip up exquisite delicacies at your home kitchen. Cooking at home can be an immensely rewarding and fulfilling experience if you hone your skills, understand your ingredients, and experiment with quizzing from different parts of the world. Developing […]
A Look At The Well Functioning Coffee Shop
Independent coffee shops are thriving all throughout the United States, bringing in a collective $12 billion on an annual basis. And in the years that are ahead of us, this number is only likely to continue to climb to climb. After all, there are a great many ways for a coffee shop to be a […]
How Switching to a Water Dispenser can Have an Impact on Your Life
Many of us often find ourselves surrounded by water bottles in the home or in the office — it’s become an epidemic of sorts in common living spaces. It may come as no surprise then, that each year water consumption goes up by 10 percent. This should be considered positively, as water is necessary for […]
Here are 3 Benefits of Ordering Your Wine Online
Wine is a popular alcoholic beverage across the United States, and has been for years. There are over 7,700 wineries across the country, in all of the 50 states. While many still buy their wine directly from the winery, even more are beginning to order their wine online. More than 80% of Internet users have […]
How To Successful Run An Ice Cream Shop
If there’s one thing Americans love to do to beat the heat of summer it’s eating ice cream. Americans love ice cream. And in fact they eat a lot of ice cream. The average American eats ice cream 28.5 times in a year and about 40% of Americans eat ice cream in any given two […]
Here are 3 Ice Cream and Gelato Supplies Your Store Should Have
Ice cream has been a popular dessert treat in the United States for well over a hundred years. The ice cream cone was invented in 1904 and it’s been a popular choice ever since. With ice cream and gelato being so popular, it’s important to have a store stocked with the most essential supplies for […]
Ordering Some Fine Wine
Wine stands as one of the most popular beverages in the world alongside beer, tea, coffee, and plain water. Wine has been made since antiquity and was a staple of the Greeks and Romans, and in fact today’s word “wine” comes from the Latin “vinum.” France and Italy are traditionally the world’s two largest wine […]
A Beginners Guide To Drinking Whiskey
Even if you’re not celebrating a special occasion, a glass of whiskey at a whiskey bar or a bourbon bar can be the perfect capper to a night out with friends. One of the best things about whiskey is that you can drink it straight, drink it over ice or make a delicious cocktail with […]
Alaskan Paradise: 4 Ways To Enjoy The Great Outdoors
Americans love vacation. In 2017, domestic travel totaled a staggering 2.25 billion trips, revealing that we don’t need to leave the country to have a good time. Although many people opt for beaches and sand when traveling, Alaska presents itself as an ideal location for those who prefer the outdoors. Let’s take a look at […]
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- Canada's Agriculture Day Observance Brings Together Farmers and ConsumersEarly indications are that Canada's Agriculture Day observance was once again a great success.
- Spring Flooding: Preserving Your Ability to Care for Your AnimalsWhen winter snowfall begins to melt, particularly in areas already saturated from previous summer and fall precipitation, severe spring flooding can be a real possibility
- Seeding Oats and Clovers Now Improves Spring GrazingNow is the time to seed oats and clovers to improve spring cattle grazing resources and reduce costs, says University of Missouri Extension livestock specialist Patrick Davis
- Livestock producers beware: It is the season for liceHave you noticed your cattle looking a little scruffy lately? According to Eldon Cole, livestock specialist with University of Missouri Extension, the cattle may have rubbed off some hair and have lost a bright sheen to their hair coat
- Are your grazing animals in balance with your forages?This time of year, especially after you have shifted from grazing to fed feed such as hay or balage, you might start wondering why you have the number of livestock that you have.
