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Showcasing Jefferson Nickels

HOW TO IDENTIFY VALUABLE VARIETIES

Barn Improvements

Days are never long enough for a farmer. From dawn to well into the night, tasks arise that often require immediate action. Having to search for tools or equipment is an enormous time waster and incredibly frustrating when you can't find what you need, especially when you know you have it.

Coin Industry's Version of the Good Housekeeping Seal

CAC GRADING NOW APPROVES AND CERTIFIES

Physical Format Bitcoin Gains Collector Acceptance

PRICE RECORDS CONFIRM MARKET DEMAND

A Rockhound Roadtrip Planning Guide

8 Tips To Follow for a Successful Adventure

Year-Round Lettuce & Salad Mixes

It's easy to think of salad greens as just a spring- or fall-garden crop, but it's possible to enjoy freshly harvested lettuces, mustards and more from your own garden year-round.

Should You be Paying Sales Tax on Your Bullion and Coin Purchases?

THERE ARE MANY IMPORTANT EXCEPTIONS AND EXEMPTIONS

Coin Dealers Attacked, Targets of Organized Crime

Coin dealers nationwide have become the latest victims of organized crime, facing targeted attacks following their attendance at coin shows.

Soil Conservation

Often, outside of having a specific problem that needs to be addressed, soil conservation isn't something every farmer readily thinks about. Yet conserving the soil should be at or near the top of every farmer owner or manager's list of concerns because absent the prevention of soil erosion, we have the opportunity for another dust bowl.

FARMER'S GUIDE Berries

Set the stage for tasty strawberries, blueberries and brambles with these soil-boosting garden tips.

Preconditioning CALVES

Follow our step-by-step guide to get more money for your calves.

Exploring the Caves of National Parks

Where to Go & What to Expect

COVERAGE CONCERNS

Avoid common insurance mistakes for rural and hobby farm businesses.

CUT FLOWER Farming

If you're considering growing flowers for sale, brush up on these five key things to know before diving in.

WINTER Survival

Keep your land, animals and yourself in good shape this winter with this helpful advice.

Turquoise in the American Southwest

A Water & Sky Souvenir

Geology &Colorado's Taurish Traiks

Most of Colorado’s tourist trains today were originally constructed in the late 1800s to serve the state’s lucrative mining operations.

The RISE of Opportunist WEEDS

Be prepared to see increasing changes in weeds we fight, such as poison hemlock and poison ivy, and in the crops we grow.

12 Tips for Rockhounding Tucson's Greatest Shows

Tucson in February becomes the international hub for buying and selling colored gems, rocks, minerals and fossils.

Rockhounding Florida's Beaches

Beachcombing serene stretches of Florida can reveal fascinating finds like fossilized shark teeth, sea glass, quartz, agate and even coral fragments.

Pecos Valley Diamonds

New Mexico's Ancient Attraction

Collecting Staurolite

Hot Spots In Virginia & Georgia

Agatized CORAL

Florida's Collectible State Stone

Rockhounding Ohio's Lake Erie Islands

A short ferry boat ride three miles from Ohio’s Lake Erie coastline is South Bass Island, better known as Put-in-Bay or the “Key West of the North.”

Iowa's Hidden Treasures

Exploring Keokuk Geodes: How They're Made & What's Inside

37TH ANNUAL CATALINA ISLAND JAZZTRAX FESTIVAL

With a career spanning over 40 years and more than 500 unique compositions, Dan Siegel stands as a pillar in the world of contemporary jazz.

Profile of an Artist: Harley Bartlett

Harley Bartlett was born in 1959 near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. However, having lived in Rhode Island for most of his life he considers himself a Rhode Islander.

KEEP IT HANDY

If you think shooting a ruffed grouse on the wing with a shotgun is tough, try shooting one in flight with a still camera.

LIVING MACHINES

BIOHYBRIDS BRING THE POWER OF NATURE TO ROBOTICS

IN GLOBAL LOGISTICS

How thinking global and acting local is enlarging the global footprint of the Staci Group