Steve Collier
A native of N.E. Georgia, I've spent my entire life in the region enjoying the beautiful mountains and streams... Promoting Wildlife Conservation measures so our children will be able to enjoy these treasures as well...
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Gardening, Rabbit Farming, Carpentry, Fishing, Hiking, Playing Guitar, Cooking, Golf, Video Games, Furniture Building, Wildlife Conservation, Beer & Wine Making, & Creative Writing.Affiliations
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Preserving the Fruits of Summer: The Lost Art of Making Homemade PreservesWhen I think of "Preserving the Fruits of Summer", one of the first thoughts that crosses my mind is that of my Grandmother simmering strawberries, blackberries, or wild blueberries on her stove in preparation to can them for use in the winter months.
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Creating a Successful Rabbit FarmRabbit Farming can be a very tricky business for anyone that lacks pricing and marketing skills. See how this small farm turned it's failures into successes.
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How to Survive a Winter Ice StormIce Storms in the Southeastern United States is very common and the people here have learned to deal with long term power outages. This guide will help you prepare for the next Ice Storm in your area. -
The Reason for the SeasonChristmas is a time of giving, but many don't realize this is a time of giving of yourself.
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The Beginner's Guide to Making Homemade BeerThis simple guide explains the process for making "Homemade Beer", as well as some of the equipment you will need to purchase. Soon you will be able to make beverages just as unique as you are.
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Digital Television Transition After the First QuarterLobbyists convinced our elected officials free access was possible with a simple digital conversion device, but rural residents are left out in the cold wondering what happened ! -
Are You Willing to Pay for Organic Food ?Organically Grown Foods are not only healthy for our families... This story helps you see how they are also "Healthy " for our environment as well... -
How to Make Muscadine WineHomemade wine has been around forever it seems, but many of you have no idea how simple it is to make! This article describes how to make wine from wild grapes, but the same principals can be used to make a variety of other wines as well.
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What is Labor Day ?Many Americans have spent their entire life celebrating Labor Day as the last vacation of summer without questioning its origin and all that the holiday stands for. This brief history is designed to enlighten you as to why we celebrate...
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Rising Tobacco Taxes Has Individuals Raising Their Own Tobacco !This editorial is simply my own opinion of what has taken place in the world over the past 30 or 40 years and why tobacco consumers are taxed for an addiction that the government helped to create... -
Cockin' My Doodle ..."Cockin' My Doodle" is a term recently taught me by my 3 year old granddaughter, and I thought this conversation was worth sharing. -
How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Series (June, July, & August )This monthly series is designed to help even the most novice of gardeners prepare their soil as well as plant their garden. Each month will contain helpful tips and insights to help you grow a variety of healthy vegetables the whole family will enjoy. -
How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Series ( May )This monthly series is designed to help even the most novice of gardeners prepare their soil as well as plant their garden. Each month will contain helpful tips and insights to help you grow a variety of healthy vegetables the whole family will enjoy. -
How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Series: AprilThis monthly series is designed to help even the most novice of gardeners prepare their soil as well as plant their garden. Each month will contain helpful tips and insights to help you grow a variety of healthy vegetables the whole family will enjoy.
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Hurtful ThingsRumors and gossip spread like wildfire when the Internet is involved. This editorial will discuss the cause and cure of this critical disease that seems to have taken over the Internet.
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How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Series (March)This monthly series is designed to help even the most novice of gardeners prepare their soil as well as plant their garden. Each month will contain helpful tips and insights to help you grow a variety of healthy vegetables the whole family will enjoy. -
Creating a Nature Friendly PropertyBy allowing certain plants to flourish on your property, you not only provide protection and shade for your home, you also attract native wildlife in your area that are looking for a friendly place to call home as well. -
Wood Heat for the HomeUsing total wood heat for your home these days is very rare, but becoming more popular each year as home heating costs rise. Find out if this inexpensive form of home heating is right for you. -
Rabbit Farming on a Shoestring BudgetDo you have what it takes to become a rabbit producer, or are you better off being a pet owner? -
Washburn GuitarsThere are many guitar manufacturers that claim to be the best, but George Washburn started manufacturing guitars in 1876, so it has proven to stand the test of time. -
Blessings.Sometimes you are blessed and you don't even realize it. I noticed these blessings after performing a simple act of kindness. -
How to Pollinate When There Are No BeesI discovered that no matter how beautiful your garden is, without the "Bee", it makes it very difficult to produce anything ! Learn what you can do to help produce vegetables without their aid.
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Kathryn's GardenA heart warming story of quality time spent between a father and his youngest daughter. -
The Perfect Father's Day GiftReflections of Father's Days past. Sometimes the best gift of all is the gift of companionship.
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Getting by with High Gas PricesHigh gas prices effect us all in one form or another. I've found that the old ways still work well on my farm.
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Pay Pond Fishing - Affordable & Safe to EatWith more and more poeple encroaching on our rural and National Forest areas, the "Recreational Fisherman" is finding it very difficult to find places where the fish are actually edible. Pay ponds may be the answer...