by blj028 | Aug 3, 2013 | Arkansas Frontier Blog
Learning about the historical events in our past is a journey most of us begin when we first start to school. The life lived by those who came before us has always been intriguing. Educating ourselves on our ancestry is a great way to not only help us learn about our...
by blj028 | Jul 29, 2013 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Recipe of The Week
If you grow a garden then you most likely have a guilt trip on letting any of it go to waste. Sure, you can give some away to the neighbors, but they can only eat so much as well right. The truth of being a serious home gardner is that at some point in time you are...
by blj028 | Jul 26, 2013 | Arkansas Frontier Blog
We’ve all seen and heard the talk of the monstrosity tomatoes, watermelons, or pumpkins that have won the grand prize at the county fair. However, do these colossal beauties really deserve the attention they so often get? Some might say a resounding No. In fact,...
by blj028 | Jul 25, 2013 | Arkansas Frontier Blog
This summer has been undeniably hot for a lot of people throughout the nation. However, the kids are out of school, and most likely the summer heat has not zapped the energy and excitement that is naturally present in the summer. It might persuade them not to go...
by blj028 | Jul 23, 2013 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, Recipe of The Week
It is that time of year when home gardeners across Arkansas and really throughout America have begun to reap the rewards from their hard work of planting, watering, and praying. One of the most popular and most enjoyed garden vegetables across the mid-south is okra....
by blj028 | Oct 17, 2012 | Arkansas Frontier Blog, FrontPage
When it comes to the culinary knowledge of preparing pumpkins most people are limited to the ever-popular pumpkin pie. However, to many people’s surprise this fruit ‘or vegetable’ has much to offer in the way of good food. In fact if fried squash is on the list of...
