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Syrup, honey good toppers for these pan cake recipes

Flap Jacks, Hot Cakes, Griddle Cakes, Pan Cakes, no matter what you call them, they have a long, proud history in the food world. Scientists have discovered that pan cakes were even popular among early hunters and gatherers. The lore of cowboy breakfasts and Shrove Tuesday pancake suppers alike, were also a favorite on Greek and Roman tables. For the Greeks and Roman diners, honey was the topping of choice, while later Elizabethan dinners favored theirs with spices, rosewater, sherry and apples. Pan Cakes even made their way to the presidential table of Thomas Jefferson, made by pouring thin batter onto a hot griddle. But unlike pan cakes on today’s tables, pan cakes in colonial times did not have a leavening agent, making them lighter and thinner.
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Indiana’s sheep and goat inventory up over 2020 
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The number of sheep, lambs, milk and meat goats in Indiana has increased over the past year and those familiar with the industries see reasons for growth.
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Once obscure, pawpaws slowly gaining attention of producers
ATHENS, Ohio – Mark and Helena Grismore, of Athens, call themselves small producers, dabbling in roughly three acres of cucumbers, hot peppers, tomatoes and onions. But each September, many in Athens County flock to the Grismore farm and head to the couples’ pawpaw orchard. There they find 50 pawpaw trees over seven acres.
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Family appreciative of support after Greensburg farmer’s death

GREENSBURG, Ind. – The family of Adam J. Holtkamp is grateful to people who have reached out to help in the wake of his death last month in a farming accident.
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Rally of soybean futures has done little to curb demand 
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Shepherds Campfire set for discussing sheep production
ROCHESTER, Ind. —On March 15, Northern Indiana sheep producers and anyone interested in sheep production are invited to a Shepherds Campfire meeting in Fulton county for a discussion on profitability and facilities in the sheep business. 
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Guidelines for determining if ice is safe
URBANA, Ill. – Prolonged cold weather opens many recreational opportunities. It also opens up the potential for tragedy.
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Indiana Small Farm Conference will be virtual in March 2021
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – An organizer of the upcoming virtual Indiana Small Farm Conference said attendees will still find many of the topics and opportunities for networking they’ve come to expect.
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Dairy cattle take road trip on Indiana highways
KINGSBURY, Ind. – About 75 calves escaped from an Indiana dairy farm and took to the roads along two major highways before rustled up.
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Migrant housing board  meets to  find solutions for farm workers
LANSING, Mich. – The Migrant Labor Housing and Advisory Board had its first of several meetings last week to help determine how rules related to housing for farmworkers will change in Michigan.
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