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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Sweet Corn and the State Hat
Rumor has it that Benjamin Franklin proposed the turkey as the national bird. Another rumor has him proposing the sweet corn as the New York State vegetable. It is well known that, to Franklin’s disappointment, the American Eagle was adopted … Continue reading
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How Gardening Hats may Play a Role in Solving the World’s Food Shortage by Promoting Urban Farming
Recently Hilary Clinton was in the headlines over her concern for the global food shortage. “What does that have to do with a hat blog?” you might well ask. Well . . . hats and gardening and farming do go … Continue reading
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