I read the article  Women Own or Jointly Operate 30 Percent of U.S. Farms with more than a little interest. Because of my work as a photographer specializing in agriculture, I have spent many hours with farmers. Most of them have been male. The more successful they were, the more credit they gave to...
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New Gun In Mosquito Control
Hot, sticky and swarming with mosquitoes, that’s what the Mississippi Delta feels like on a random summer morning at 5:30. This week, I was excited to read that there is a new “gun in town” to fight the Mosquito Wars. EPA has granted registration approval for a new killer that is supposed to take...