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Despite the lure of an exotic menu, like that at Washington’s Ursa Manor, classic and simple Toll House chocolate chip cookies always maintain their charm.

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Of the Earth: The charm of a classic Toll House cookie

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderOctober 30, 2018

Perhaps the most famous artistic rendering of gleaning is Jean-François Millet’s “The Gleaners,” produced in 1857.

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Of the Earth: Volunteers keep gleaning alive in Franklin County

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderOctober 23, 2018

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Of the Earth: A bountiful harvest of food datelines

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderOctober 9, 2018

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Of the Earth: Federal farm bill is stalled, McGovern says

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderSeptember 25, 2018

Jansson’s Temptation, a dish of potatoes, anchovies, onions and cream.

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Of the Earth: Jansson’s Temptation offers a cautionary fish tale

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderSeptember 11, 2018

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Of the Earth: Agriculture takes center stage during fair season

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderSeptember 4, 2018

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Of the Earth: Survey says locally grown produce is more affordable

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderAugust 29, 2018

Carrying on their grandfather Frank Ciesluk’s legacy, siblings Mike and Jen Antonellis oversee the Ciesluk Farmstand and farm operations. The farm is renowned for its Silver King white corn.

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Of the Earth: Antonellis siblings carry on Frank Ciesluk’s farming legacy

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderAugust 21, 2018

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Of the Earth: Local Extension continues to support rural community

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderAugust 14, 2018

Bekki Craig, who works at Oak Courts in Greenfield and is on the Franklin County Hunger Task Force, helps fill the Belly Bus on the Greenfield Common Friday afternoon.

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Of the Earth: Rain impacts area growers, but not Belly Bus contributions

by Wesley Blixt For the RecorderAugust 7, 2018