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The Morrill Act and What It Means for You

Don’t go scrambling for the newspapers – the Morrill Act was signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln on July 2, 1862, establishing the land-grant colleges. Morrill Act

So, You Want a Farmers’ Market

I was reading a post on Facebook the other day with regard to farmers markets and one commenter wrote that every town needed one and that her city did not.
On the face of it, that sounds like something out of a ’say wha?” sort of experience. Doesn’t every place have a farmers market? [...]

More FANAFI: Find a Need and Fill It

How one man’s passion for colorful golf pants turned into an international phenomenon.

Basic Entrepreneurial Rules Still Apply: Find a Need and Fill It

Small business success stories: it’s still all about ‘find a need and fill it.”

Information: The Tool You Have In Your Hands to Help Others in this Economy

Getting information to help us through the economic slump.

Loose Ends and Housekeeping

Updates on the chicks, strawberries, et al.

Close – But No Cigar: New Credit Card Legislation Does Not Go Nearly Far Enough

The connection between college students being targeted by banks and credit card companies and the lack of activity in the economy.

Wherein Aunt Toby grapples with something a little bit lighter in terms of the economy

Sometimes we are called upon to go above and beyond.

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