Comments for NC Farm Bureau Magazine

Comment on Elise Johnson: Tales of Well Fed Family by Anne Zinni

Anne Zinni — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:42:54 +0000

I loved this article and the photo itself got me anxious to try new recipes. I have a few questions. On the Garlic Knots, 3/4 C water is not enough. Should it be 1 3/4 C water to the 5 C flour? And how long should I knead- just til blended or until elastic consistency? I search your site for the biscotti recipe shown in the picture, but no luck. Any chance you’ll share it? Thank you for the wonderful read and mouth watering recipes.

Comment on 2012 Agriculture Festivals of The Old North State by Robert

Robert — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:57:59 +0000

You have probably been asked this already but, why do you show Fair Bluff being associated with Robeson County? Is in not in Columbus County?

Comment on Achievements & Lifestyles by BILL PARRISH

BILL PARRISH — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 00:57:31 +0000

I AM LOOKING FOR MS. PAULA WILLIAMS OF THE DUPLIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU FOR INFO REGARDING HER RECEIPE FOR MAMA;S TEA CAKES. iF BY CHANCE SHE RECEIVES THIS NOTE, WOULD SHE PLEASE E-MAIL ME BACK AND i CAN THE QUESTION I NEED TO KNOW.
mANY THANKS IN ADVANCE,
BILL PARRISH

Comment on White Squirrels: Truth or Tale? by Holli Cagle

Holli Cagle — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 20:12:43 +0000

I live in North Georgia and took pictures and video today of the White Squirrel with black eyes in our woods. Thanks for this site. Thought I was crazy. LOL

Comment on New Opportunities And New Challenges by jason

jason — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 17:28:23 +0000

hello im trying to find out about rabbits and raising them for food i know there not ag but they should be and if they get more info out there they may . they are very good for you. you can look this up online . try to get stuff about rabbits is all im trying to say

Comment on Elizabeth City Celebrates Potato Appeal by Jim Tucker

Jim Tucker — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 12:06:36 +0000

Nothing quite as much fun as celebrating America’s Favorite Vegetable. I teach The Humble Spud at Paul Smith’s College. This is the only 3-credit hour undergraduate college course devoted to the potato in North America.

Comment on White Squirrels: Truth or Tale? by Elise Gotschall

Elise Gotschall — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 22:12:27 +0000

I was walking with my son on the bike trails in Crowfield Plantation in Goose Creek, SC and we saw two of them tonight. It was so neat as i have never seen one before but they looked exactly like this and i even got the chance to snap a few pictures on my phone. Great article.

Comment on It’s High Time for High-Speed Internet Access in Rural North Carolina by Nenita Margallo

Nenita Margallo — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 18:29:34 +0000

Please send information how i can be a member/customer.
Thanks,
nenette

Comment on Achievements & Lifestyles by Connie Smithwick

Connie Smithwick — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 21:36:01 +0000

I am the county liaison for Bertie County Farm Bureau Federation. I have been in this job now for over 7 years. I was clueless to the impact the county Farm Bureaus have on their communities. I work with the most gracious, concerned and hard working men and women I know on our Board of Directors. When the tornadoes came through our county in April they jumped right into action. They saw a need and made sure people in the community had a safe place to keep what little belongings they had left, with the Container Relief Program. Through the help of other counties our county farm bureau was able to be there when the need came up. They are so willing to help out with needs in the schools and organizations throughout the community. The monatary donations; without even a blink of an eye, as well as their time, has made me so proud to be a tiny party of this awesome group of people. Thank you to the Bertie County Farm Bureau Board of Directors for allowing me to be a part of this experience. Connie Smithwick, Bertie County Farm Bureau County Liaison.

Comment on White Squirrels: Truth or Tale? by Barbara Derosier

Barbara Derosier — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 23:44:21 +0000

October 16, 2011 Whitman, Massachusetts (20 miles south of Boston)
He’s back! We first saw our white squirrel last December. To our delight he appeared on our patio again today looking very healthy.