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It's National Wine Day!

It’s National Wine Day! May 25 is recognized as NATIONAL WINE DAY – but it’s not alone. It’s just one of 17 National Wine Days in a calendar year. If you think that’s too many, stop your WINE-ing. There’s also: National Drink Wine Day on February 18, National Moscato Day on May 9, and so on. The ‘season’ of national wine days kicks off in February and finishes up on New Year’s Eve. While California still leads US wine production and is now home to over 4,000 wineries state-wide, wineries are found across the US with at least 3 in every state. Iowa is home to 140 wineries (as of 2018), ranking in as the 15

The Sprout: Happy Roast Leg of Lamb Day!

iPolitics By Kelsey Johnson. Published on May 7, 2021 11:38am (Pexels photo) Today’s Sprout is brought to you by Agriculture Carbon Alliance (ACA), a coalition of national farm organizations, representing >190,000 farm businesses. ACA advocates for practical options regarding offsets, rebates, exemptions and policy solutions that support the agriculture sector. Read our policy priorities here. Good day and welcome to the Sprout, where it’s National Roast Leg of Lamb Day – a meal your host had for the first time the other week, and discovered it is particularly delicious if the lamb leg is stuffed with lots of garlic and butter. The more garlic and butter, the better!

PERSONAL FINANCE/JOHN NINFO: Let's finally end financial illiteracy

PERSONAL FINANCE/JOHN NINFO: Let s finally end financial illiteracy John Ninfo © Provided by Daily Messenger John Ninfo With the end of Financial Literacy Month (April), I wanted to share with you my most recent piece on the needs for a required one-semester high school personal finance class, and for parents to be more proactive about teaching their children about personal finances: April is Financial Literacy Month. As a retired Federal Bankruptcy Judge, and the Founder of the CARE National Financial Literacy Program which sends bankruptcy professionals into middle schools, high schools and colleges, in order to share their unique knowledge, experiences and stories from the courts, in the form of important personal finance lessons, tactics and techniques I have been working to end financial illiteracy in this country for over 23 years.