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Meet Modern Farmer’s Guest Instagrammer: One Gun Ranch
I run One Gun Ranch in Malibu, California, and this week we are taking over the Modern Farmer Instagram.
Seven of the Strangest Things Done to Turkeys Around Thanksgiving
Bowling, curling, and even a little feather-dyeing.
Unripe Grapes Are Good For Something
Want to add a gentle acidity to savory and sweet dishes? You might consider using the juice of green, unripe grapes.
Islam and the Thanksgiving Turkey
Not since Lady Gaga sported a gown constructed from raw meat have butchery and couture coexisted in such close proximity.
How Turkeys Got Broad, White Breasts
The steady march of technology and innovation in the 20th century led to the development of the Broad Breasted White, the breed that now dominates the market.
A Potato Flies Around the Room
A history of the famous potato that flew around your room.
Shoutout to All The Pear: U.S. Pear Farmers Thankful to Rick Ross
As rapper Rick Ross’ much-vined catchphrase “shoutout to all the pear” goes viral, how will the U.S. pear industry be affected?
Chicken From China May Show Up On U.S. Shores
China can now process and re-export American chickens. Not everyone is too happy about it.
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