Every March, as St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, many people think of parades, green beer, and maybe a little extra luck. But if you have roots in agriculture, you will notice a deeper connection: St. Patrick’s Day is tied to the cycles of the land and the rhythms of farm life. This year it falls […]
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