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NH Food Alliance will hold Eat Local month in August.

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This August, Granite Staters will be Living Free and Eating Local

Composers Conference will have three weeks of concerts.

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James Spain’s grandfather John Joseph Cahill is pictured in 1928 with one of his automobiles in Concord.

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Vintage Views: Traveling with Grandfather

Of course, all cows produce milk after they give birth. The milk is supposed to feed her calf, but because people love milk, ice cream, yogurt, and cheese, dairy calves rarely get to drink it. Belle, a milking shorthorn heifer, was a sterile twin known as a freemartin and will never produce milk.

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Carole’s Corner: What kind of cow is that?

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Refuse to create refuse: There are ways!

Saturn, left, and Claudette, right, two Belted Galloway calves, lick a block of trace minerals while Dolly, a Scottish Highland heifer, waits her turn. Cattle, just like humans, need minerals to survive. The cattle have access to a mineral block and loose minerals to supplement their hay and grass.

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The Chemistry of Cattle

Old Fashioned Family Fun Day in Penacook

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Benjamin King (left) works on an arduino breadboard with Claes Thelemarck, UNH Coop Extension Education & Youth Development Specialist, at a recent Tinker Time at Makers Mill. Electronic and Robotics are just one subject participants of the forthcoming “4-H Movers & Makers” program will be exploring.

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Makers Mill and Carroll County 4-H launch “4-H Movers & Makers” to empower young makers as community problem solvers.

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