
Embracing Technology without Losing the Past
Daniel J. Boorstin, a professor at the University of Chicago, who was our twelfth Librarian of the Congress of the United States with degrees
Daniel J. Boorstin, a professor at the University of Chicago, who was our twelfth Librarian of the Congress of the United States with degrees
As a biologist’s career progresses more and more of their time is taken up by non-biological tasks. Things like cyber-security, budgeting, purchasing, and other
You’re fired up about fire in every way…until you suddenly find yourself in charge of the prescribed fire on your own land. It was fun
Eighteen years ago my wife and I became the owners of forty-two acres of land in the southern piedmont of Virginia. Partly by kindness and
It might seem like a long way off since it is early October, but landowners should consider prescribe burning their forest, woodlands and savannas during
Happy October to you. I thought I’d try to write something useful about herbicides which on the surface seems to be a boring topic.
This spring I planted six rows of sweetcorn enthusiastically looking forward to the fresh ears roasting over charcoal (peel the husks backs but don’t remove
As I write this, we are being hammered by one of the first “boilers” of summer. These are thunderstorms not really associated with a weather
I am often asked why we put so much time and effort into educating landowners and the public about bobwhite quail. My response is inspired