Tag Archives: pork

Chinese Pork Is Better Than Ours

Posted on July 23, 2019 by jericacadman

Me again… I like an interesting headline, don’t you? But what I really dislike is headlines that deliberately deceive you. Thankfully for this writer-wannabe, English is ambiguous enough that reading today’s headline really doesn’t tell you exactly what I mean. … Continue reading →

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The Perfect Breakfast Food

Posted on December 19, 2017 by jericacadman

The Perfect Breakfast Food What’s the perfect breakfast food, according to your farmers? Is it a smoothie full of hidden organ meats, freeze-dried berries from Mt. Everest, and a dozen types of organic greens? (My crunchy self is giggling over … Continue reading →

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Are you falling asleep at the kitchen stove?

Posted on June 9, 2017 by jericacadman

There is an interesting thing happening in our culture. Advertising. Advertising wins. If you can come up with the prettiest ad, the cleverest motto, the most touching video clip, you can sell anything. But what if you can’t… Farmers aren’t … Continue reading →

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Hog Killin’ Time

Posted on October 18, 2016 by jericacadman

It’s almost hog-killin’ time.  It is likely that most of our ancestors just a generation or two back participated in a yearly community effort to put up pork for the winter. Here in Jefferson, it’s mid-October, and we’re still seeing … Continue reading →

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