We’ve had a frost or two already, which means Halloween is near. My cattle and pigs love Halloween, and it’s not because they dress up like goblins and beg for candy. It’s the day after Halloween that they love. That’s … Continue reading →
We have over 60 cattle on our farm in Loudon and recently decided to sell some of our Scottish Highlander cows and calves. As in New Hampshire, there’s an effort on Martha’s Vineyard to promote agriculture and preserve open space … Continue reading →
My 50-year high school reunion is approaching. On Sept. 21 a bunch of 67 & 68-year-olds will gather at a country club roughly in the vicinity of Lawrence High School in New Jersey. It’ll be the first reunion I’ve attended, … Continue reading →
Warner, NH: The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire (BHTNH) will hold its first ever guided tour in the town of Warner on Sunday, October 6, 2019 at 10 am. The tour, entitled, A Small New Hampshire Town Remembers Its … Continue reading →
Portsmouth, NH: The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire is proud to announce that the recipient of the 2019 Citizen of the Year Award is Melvin B. Miller. Miller, chief editor and publisher of the Bay State Banner, will be … Continue reading →
Smuttynose Brewing Co. is turning 25 this summer – which in brewery years is more like 100. Simply put, it’s a big deal and we’re very proud of it. To mark the occasion, we’re hosting a beer festival unlike any … Continue reading →
By Carole Soule and Rick Epstein Not long ago, I went to Manchester to see the Harrisburg (Pa.) Senators play baseball against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. The home team is a double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, so … Continue reading →
Someday soon, you’ll be able to merely think about bananas, and a drone will deliver a bunch. Convenience is supreme. Or is it? My challenge – and that of many of my fellow farmers – is to get consumers to … Continue reading →
The 2019 Hot Air Balloon Festival start Friday August 2, 2019 and ends on Sunday August 4, 2019. For full details and a complete event schedule see our Hot Air Balloon Festival page. … Continue reading →
The Canterbury Police phoned three times. The first call confirmed that Sorin, one of Miles Smith Farm’s working steers, was hanging out on Hackleboro Road. The other calls were to find out when we were coming to collect him. The … Continue reading →
