How to Rid Your Farm of Pests
On October 23, 2020 by Keri TilertsonWhere there are crops, there are bound to be pests. From small insects to larger problems like crows, Sandhill cranes, and other hungry critters, protecting your farm from pests is critical for your success. Often, there are a few tactics that you should use, some of which are more successful than others. You also want
8 Most Common Home Repairs and Improvements
On October 22, 2020 by Rhea WilsonAs a homeowner, you may be contemplating your next renovation project. It’s only normal to be thinking about the future and how to maximize the comfort and happiness in your home. Thankfully, there are many projects that you can undertake in order to improve the quality of life you experience in your home without too
Why It’s Important to Manage Chronic Pain In The Early Stages
On October 19, 2020 by Rhea WilsonChronic pain can be caused by injury or illness and can range from ongoing discomfort to debilitating pain. Living with chronic pain can be extremely difficult, both physically and mentally. If you are experiencing chronic pain, the first step you need to take is to identify the pain source. Depending on the underlying cause, the
How to Plan Vacation Home Repairs
On October 18, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsThe novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the stay-at-home orders and quarantine efforts that followed have impacted the way people go to school, work, communicate, and socialize. In response to the pandemic, many people had to adjust to remote work and online learning. As coronavirus cases, remote working opportunities, and online learning continue to increase, college
How to Plan a COVID Safe Holiday Party This Year
On October 16, 2020 by Rhea WilsonHoliday planning has taken a hit this year with the onslaught of COVID-19 infections all across the country, but this doesn’t mean that you can’t throw an awesome party. By following some common-sense guidelines and preparing well in advance, you and your family can enjoy each other’s company in the spirit of normality and without
5 Products New Dads Love
On October 14, 2020 by Rhea WilsonCongratulations to all the new dads out there struggling to make it through another sleepless night. We see you, and we acknowledge your efforts. We equally understand that the right products can help get new dads through this challenging phase and ease them into fatherhood. So, if you’re wondering which items will get a new
5 Manly Hobbies
On October 13, 2020 by Rhea WilsonAs men, we get bored. And COVID-19 has only made it worse. From the delays in sports to gyms closing to perhaps the vilest outcome of all, closing our bars, the pandemic has damaged our pastimes. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few still out there for us to enjoy that are meant for
Fixer-Upper to Dream Home: 3 Things You Can Do to Make Your House a Home
On October 6, 2020 by Keri TilertsonBuying a fixer-upper is one of the most exciting investments that a family can look back on. Conducting home renovations that turn a house into your own home is one of the best ways to grow together as a family and bring a flood of memory-making opportunities into the home that you will continue to
Best Tips When Picking a Builder for Your New Home
On October 2, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsBuilding a home is a highly rewarding and lucrative investment. Also, for many potential homeowners, building a house is a lifelong dream. However, the personal and financial investment is significant, hence why you shouldn’t take things lightly. Having the right team is essential, and that starts with the builder. Choosing the right builder for your
3 Keys to Success When Opening a New Hospital
On September 28, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsRunning a successful hospital requires a talented hospital manager who can manage budgets and deliver quality patient care. There’s a fine balance required when you’re trying to meet the priorities of stakeholders, contain costs, deal with insurance companies, meet patient demands for more services and ensure that all operations run smoothly. While there are many