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Which Wood Stove Pellets are Right for You?Post
Understand your options for wood stove pellets sold at the Co-Op, to stay warm and cozy all winter.Heating Your Home With Wood PelletsWith the cost of heating oil and electricity increasing year by ye
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No-Vem-BurrPost
No-Vem-Burr If the coming Winter in Essex County makes you want towrap up in layers and wait for spring, you’re not alone! Your lawn and some of your trees and shrubs might want to do the same as we
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Permethrin Tick Protection Post
Do you enjoy taking hikes to view fall foliage but worry that you might become the victim of a tick bite? The Co-Op has just the product for you! Sawyer Products Permethrin Insect Repellent is a
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Choosing Layer Feed for Backyard ChickensPost
Choosing Feeds When raising backyard chickens, the food they eat is the factor that will most directly influence egg production and quality. Many people buy whatever’s economical and available w
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Hemp BeddingPost
At first glace, you probably would not realize that Aubiose Hemp Bedding was not the traditional pine shavings that you are accustomed to. While the two might look similar, there are some stri
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Raising DucksPost
Ducks make fun pets and are excellent layers. Some duck breeds can lay more eggs than chickens do! Ducks are very hardy and need only a simple shelter from extreme weather to be comfortable and
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Composting in the FallPost
Cut down on organic landfill waste by turning it into nutritious ingredients for next year’s garden. Backyard composting is a popular and easy way to get the most out of your garden and kitchen waste
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Feeding Hummingbirds Post
Massachusetts’s smallest breeding bird is the hummingbird, and it is not too late to attract some of these to your backyard! The most effective way to attract these birds is to use a feeder that has
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What Kind of Ice Melt should I choose?Post
Winter is coming! Do you know what's in your ice-melt? Let's look at all our options for de-icers. Soon enough we'll be feeling the full force of winter, with snow and ice in abundance and plenty to
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Save a life; clean a feeder!Post
Precautions for the backyard bird-lover. Be sure to clean bird feeders regularly. By now, you’ve probably heard the alarm sounded by Mass Wildlife earlier this month regarding backyard bird
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Best Laid Plans Keep The Mice AwayPost
Mice, rats and chipmunks will view your car, home, shed, lawn mower, boat, and many other enclosed locations as a place to build a nest and to stay warm over the winter. Wherever they are active, t
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Bt and Spinosad: organic pest controls for your gardenPost
Bt and Spinosad: two organic insecticides to try in your garden this season. Here's a rundown. Eco-conscious gardeners often are faced with some difficult decisions when it comes to pest control in o