CullmanTimes.com, Cullman, Alabama - Canning: A craft worth preserving. By Carolyn Arrington The Cullman Times Remember those sweltering hot summer days when the scent of fresh corn, peas and tomatoes cooking wafted through the house? The kitchen was a busy food factory as your mother or grandmother prepared the bounty from a lush garden for canning. By Carolyn Arrington The Cullman Times Remember those sweltering hot summer days when the scent of fresh corn, peas and tomatoes cooking...

The club is open to all corn producers in Augusta, Rockingham, Rockbridge, Highland and Bath counties and is intended as an educational opportunity for producers to share with other producers the production methods and practices that lead to high-yielding, highly-efficient corn crops. This is the second year the restaurant has offered free meals for police officers and the first year it has offered free meals for EMS and firefighters. The club is open to all corn producers in Augusta,...

With high corn prices, you have the potential to make record profits with continued mid- to late-season crop management. This proven technology also pin-points specific areas of a field that either require more nitrogen or other inputs, or segments that already have what they need. Aerial imagery is able to detect revealing information about each field, and when used appropriately with accurate interpretation, it is easier to detect nitrogen needs in corn plants. One way to maximize the...

Together, we spend a lot of time in and outside of our kitchen, baking, cooking or grilling. We just enjoy creating something yummy out of a few delicious yet simple ingredients from our pantry. Many of our creations are either special requests from family, friends, church members or co-workers, she said. Cut in shortening with pastry blender or two knives until the shortening pieces are the size of small peas. Steven teases me about the not-so-ordinary dishes and homemade desserts I...

By RICK NELSON McClatchy Newspapers Last Updated: July 18, 2007, 02:12:11 AM PDT MINNEAPOLIS The names Frederick Coville and Elizabeth White probably don't ring bells, inspire statues or launch must-read biographies, but to anyone who has enjoyed the cool, sweet pop of a ripe midsummer blueberry, they should. By RICK NELSON McClatchy Newspapers Last Updated: July 18, 2007, 02:12:11 AM PDT MINNEAPOLIS The names Frederick Coville and Elizabeth White probably don't ring bells, inspire statues...