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45 Degrees North: Tick Tick Tick | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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Here at 45 degrees north, tick season is practically year round. Any time the ground isn’t frozen, ticks may be present and looking for a host to feed on. One found me in May. This is not unusual. Nor is it unusual to be faced with conflicting choices about what to do when that happens. But this time, I learned some things that may change my approach to tick bites in the future – just in time for the surge in tick activity we expect every autumn. The backstory. My husband and I are people who do
45 Degrees North: Why Go To A Farm Show? | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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A farm show is not the same as a state fair. No midway rides. No demolition derby. No grandstand entertainment. So what’s the draw? My husband and I don’t farm. We don’t even raise backyard chickens. Still, in July we drove 160 miles round trip to attend Wisconsin’s 2026 Farm Technology Days. Here’s why. The water test. Farm Tech wasn’t even on my radar until I saw a social media post from Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources. It said private well owners could bring one cup of well water
45 Degrees North: The Vent Talk | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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You know this rural neighbor – the elderly widow who lives alone at the dead end of a road bypassed by the information superhighway. She doesn’t see Facebook, so doesn’t see public service reminders to keep furnace exhaust vents clear during a blizzard. And the specific scenario of blocked vents hasn’t come up in conversations with family members trying to get her to move. Whether she doesn’t know or can’t physically manage to keep vents clear doesn’t really matter. What matters is that when sno
45 Degrees North: Write-in Votes (opens the original)
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The weekend before one April election, I got a text from a friend about the upcoming county board of supervisors race. Our district had one candidate on the ballot. A last-minute write-in campaign was starting for someone else – someone I would have voted for. Unfortunately, the deadline for filing as a “registered write-in candidate” was the day before the would-be candidate decided to stand for office. Election rules in Wisconsin are specific about when write-in votes are eligible to be counte
45 Degrees North: Finding Balance | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)
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Recently, I found myself on the ground looking up at the sky and the outstretched hands of friends who tried to keep me from falling after a misstep. I wasn’t injured, thanks to a fortuitous distribution of padding on my backside and a thick skull. And if witnesses are to be believed (which I choose to do), my slow-motion fall was remarkably graceful. There was relieved laughter once it was clear I was okay. Except, I think, from the friend who broke her hip last year. She broke it trying to jum
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