With the recent legalization of hemp at the federal and state levels, Indiana’s growers are committed to learning the crop. In Indiana’s Miami County, Mark Boyer manages 1,250 acres, which he mostly devotes to corn, soybeans, and wheat, just like the slew of midwestern farmers all around him. On 350 of these acres, however, Boyer…
Considering New Mexico is the fifth largest state, perhaps it’s not surprising that certain corners of the Land of Enchantment remain far from the beaten path. However, that El Morro Valley remains one of them probably is, or at least should be. Turning south from I-40, NM-53 cuts through El Malpais National Monument, crosses the…
It’s easy to love this lesser-known, celery-like herb. I fell in love with lovage long before I ever tasted it. The day my husband’s elderly Uncle Bernie painted a romantic vision of how this herb of his yesteryear could elevate one’s cooking to the next level, I knew I must have it. Surely, I would…
