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[...] . Some days I walk out the door with breakfast in my ... The post A Day in the Life of the Prairie Californian appeared first on Prairie Californian. [...]

[...] .com, but time flies! January 5th marked the move to my permanent home here at Prairie Californian and I honestly couldn’t be more proud of all the work that has gone into this site and [...]

[...] to you by Dr Pepper Snapple Group. The content and opinions expressed below are that of Prairie Californian. I secretly love parties, especially Holiday parties. Houses decked out in trees and lights, [...]

[...] . If you are even curious about the ... The post Healthy Tuna Melts appeared first on Prairie Californian. [...]

[...] Growing up outside of North Dakota, I didn’t get your typical visit the North Dakota State Capitol field trips like everyone else who is local to here. I’ve made several trips to [...]

[...] So I always loved red potatoes. I mean, you can’t go wrong. But it wasn’t until North Dakota, I realized how amazing red potatoes can be… I don’t know if it is climate or what, but [...]

[...] So when I first moved to the Iron Curtain in North Dakota, I can’t remember who it was that said we were having “halupsi” for a meal. I am fairly [...]

[...] Moving to North Dakota has opened my eyes to several new crops I had never been exposed to before… Canola was one of [...]

[...] God’s free gift of salvation, instantly, we are made new. It doesn’t take any work ... The post Faith Friday: Completely Whole appeared first on Prairie Californian. [...]

[...] . Do the word. When you get into the rythm, you’ll notice your faith getting more ... The post Faith Friday: Acting in Faith to Change the World appeared first on Prairie Californian. [...]

[...] your life. Suppose your life has been smashed to pieces because of sin. It doesn’t ... The post Faith Friday: Walking in Sacrificial Love appeared first on Prairie Californian. [...]

[...] potential to fail when we make our covenant a contract. Our covenant sometimes isn’t ... The post Faith Friday: I Am a Faithful Spouse. appeared first on Prairie Californian. [...]

Food is something that is very emotional for us. Many of us have fond memories of spending time with grandma in the kitchen while we made cookies or l [...]

[...] of sweet and spicy! But first, let me introduce Crystal!  Crystal Blin Northeast, Iowa Personal History When did you start farming? What brought you into farming? I grew up on a farm in [...]

[...] lady and wonderful advocate for Agriculture on my blog today!  Cristen Clark Runnells, Iowa Personal History When did you start farming? What brought you into farming? I was raised on a row crop and [...]

[...] ) and make it into a quick and easy meal, beef stir fry.  Kellie Gregorich LaMotte, Iowa Personal History What chores did you have growing up on the farm?  I had chores on the farm my [...]

Welcome back to Faith Fridays! This week I am going to do something a little different today. Every morning (well I try to make it every morning) whi [...]

Welcome back to Faith Fridays! We are chugging right along with these Twelve Faith Confessions from the book, Sun Stand Still by Steven Furtick. He [...]

Welcome back to Faith Fridays! We are chugging right along with these Twelve Faith Confessions from the book, Sun Stand Still by Steven Furtick. We [...]

[...] chugging right along with these Twelve Faith Confessions from the book, Sun Stand Still by Steven Furtick. He talks about how hearing the Word initiates our faith, speaking the Word activates our [...]

[...] chugging right along with these Twelve Faith Confessions from the book, Sun Stand Still by Steven Furtick. We only have a few more left! In the book, Steven talks about how hearing the Word initiates [...]

[...] I’ve been watching online this week. It just so happens that the sermon comes from Steven Furtick, author of these Faith Confessions. He’s been preaching a series called Meant to Be. [...]

[...] that point well. The problem lies in when we try and make blanket statements about all wheat production. For each different variety of wheat whether it be durum wheat, hard red spring wheat, or [...]

[...] the United States. The next couple weeks, I want to discuss some of the myths behind wheat production and talk about some of the facts when it comes to wheat. Hopefully through these posts, you [...]

[...] . It is said that George Washington was one of the first people to grow wheat. Either way, wheat production was difficult in New England and much of the colonial South. This fact made wheat flour [...]

[...] add the perfect texture to all the flavors here.  Philip Shaw Dresden, Ontario, Canada Personal History When did you start farming? What brought you into farming? I’ve farmed all my life. [...]

[...] that has been made at our house for years.  Charlotte Schwanke Wadena, Saskatchewan, Canada Personal History When did you start farming? What brought you into farming?  I grew up on an acreage next [...]

Moving to North Dakota has opened my eyes to several new crops I had never been exposed to before… Canola was one of these crops. We don’t grow it [...]