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Is it a cantaloupe? Is it a honeydew? Is it a muskmelon? Well, yes and no...but it's definitely a Jenny LInd melon!

In this week's Luke shares his version of blackened fish.

It's been hot, High Plains. I don't know about you, but I already have my mind on the Fall—and t's about that time to start planning for planting some trees around your place.

This is Mike Strong, in Hays, for HPPR. The book is “Winesburg, OH” by Sherwood Anderson. Clyde, Ohio is roughly halfway between Cleveland on the south of Lake Erie, and Toledo at the far west end of Lake Erie. Located in Sandusky County, Clyde is about seven or eight miles, give or take, south of Sandusky Bay which empties into the lake. Driving into Clyde, one of the city-limit signs is in two parts, or at least was. The top part reading, “Clyde, corporation limit” and the bottom part reading, “Anderson’s Winesburg, Ohio.”

Valerie discusses the ups and downs of her food storage system, and her husband's habit of saving morsels.

This week, Luke discusses antler rubbings with guest Larry Weishuhn aka Mr. Whitetail.

This is Mike Strong, in Hays, for HPPR. The book is Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson.One of the chapters in Winesburg, Ohio is titled “Queer.” When Sherwood Anderson wrote Winesburg, Ohio the word “queer” meant “odd.” I know. I grew up with that meaning. My grandmother called a lot of folks queer, meaning odd, folks she didn’t approve of.

This is Mike Strong, in Hays, for HPPR. The book is “Winesburg, OH” by Sherwood Anderson.“Winesburg, OH” was Sherwood Anderson’s third book, the book that made his reputation. It was also a few years after a breakdown. Anderson was stretched between being a manufacturer’s rep, a husband and father and a budding writer.

Today, we're getting a little fruity as I share an annual tradition that takes over my kitchen for a while — but it's all for a good, furry cause.

Larry visits with Luke about natural deer food, and the upcoming deer season.