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Spinach is a popular vegetable. It’s been on the American plate since the 1800s.
Adding spinach to a sandwich instead of lettuce may be new for some people. However spinach is very versatile. It can be served fresh in salads and sandwiches and used fresh, frozen or canned in soups, dips, smoothies and pasta dishes. A quick side dish can be made by simply sautéing spinach and adding a little vinegar and grated Parmesan cheese.

Frankfort was abuzz this past week as the spotlight turned to budget negotiations, last-minute bill filings, and movement on critical pieces of legislation.
The men and women who served in World War II are our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents. They are also our heroes — members of “The Greatest Generation” that grew out of the Great Depression and went on to win the world’s freedom in battle and on the home front.

Rotational grazing can help producers increase forage productivity, which can increase the profitability of an operation.
Additional benefits to implementing a rotational grazing system include: reduced supplemental feed costs, improved animal distribution and forage utilization, improved manure distribution and nutrient use, and many more. While many producers want to achieve these benefits, many struggle with implementing a system to achieve their grazing goals.

“Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.”
Most of us would be familiar with the words of that well-known song, and I find the combination of those words to be very comforting.
But what really is grace in the life a believer? Many books have been written on the subject. I was much surprised to find in the “Webster Student Dictionary” as one of many definitions; “A power coming from God that enables one to achieve such a state.