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Category Archives: Cow Stories
New Hampshire’s Christmas Cow
Does your moooo-d change for the worse with the approach of the holiday season? Are you noticing that December’s loss of daily sunlight makes you feel grumpy? There is a cure. Drive away the winter blues and consider creating a … Continue reading →
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Tagged calf, calves, Christmas, cow, cows, decoration, Hampshire, holiday, new, New Hampshire, NH, reindeer., tree, winter
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2020 New Hampshire Dairy Month
These days we have a great deal to ponder as our lives have changed dramatically during the past 3 months. Once our every day lives return closer to normal, we need to consider what is truly important in our lives … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ask4NHDairy, butter, cow, dairy, farm, Hampshire, milk, new, New Hampshire, NH, yogurt
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The Dr. James Murray Rowe Family of Barnstead and Concord New Hampshire
James Murray Rowe was one of New Hampshire’s early dentists. He was born 18 January 1834 in Holderness, New Hampshire son of John B. & Susan (Evans) Rowe*. You may wonder why I am writing about him. A few years … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barnstead, Concord, dentist, doctor, Hampshire, James, John, Manchester, new, New Hampshire, NH, Penacook, physician, Rochester, Rowe
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New Hampshire’s Cow Appreciation Day
There is a day or a month devoted to almost any object, event or pastime that you can imagine. One day each year in July is devoted to Cow Appreciation. This year [in 2019] the celebrations are being held on … Continue reading →
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Tagged appreciation, bovine, celebration, cow, Day, event, history, July
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Cow Hampshire Humor: Fake New Hampshire Towns
First things first. This is fake news. Not long ago a friend shared an old post from McSweeney’s Internet Tendency blog (of daily humor). It was a witty list of Fake Massachusetts Towns, by Michael Andour Brodeur, and includes places … Continue reading →