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Rediscovering the Art of Clabber

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By Robyn Jackson Verified
| Homestead Living Magazine Verified
My husband, Zach, grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, as did his mother, father, and grandparents on both sides. My mother-in-law, Maggie, often talks about how her grandma kept a jar of milk on the counter and how it always seemed to be thick and ready for use. As I write this, I look over at my own jar of coagulated milk sitting on my bread box. I call it clabber. It is a fermented dairy product that I feed everyday; in return, it feeds us.
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Understanding the Seasonality of Homemade Cheesemaking

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By Robyn Jackson Verified
| Homestead Living Magazine Verified
I am a wife, mother to small children, cattle rancher, homesteader, business owner, and cheesemaker. My hats are numerous, but I am fortunate enough to be able to wear them almost all at home. On our Canadian homestead and cattle ranch, winter mornings are the same as the summer mornings, just colder. There are chores, some more seasonal than others. Each morning, my first order of business after my feet hit the cold floor is coffee. Then, I stack the wood stove and pull on my insulated coveralls.
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Coal mining made my Navajo community sick for decades. Reviving it hurts us all | Opinion

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By Robyn Jackson Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
The so-called 'Big Beautiful Bill' currently making its way through Congress is anything but beautiful for our tribal community. Robyn Jackson opinion contributor Coal mining and coal-fired power plants have negatively impacted the health and environment of the Diné and other tribal communities. Proposed legislation aims to expand coal mining on public lands, reduce environmental reviews and provide financial incentives to coal companies.
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