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Melissa Norris

Melissa Norris

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Publisher, Fish Alaska Magazine

Alaska

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Total articles 75

  • Raising Cattle: The Beginning Farmer's Guide

    By Melissa Norris Verified| Hobby Farms Verified Raising cattle is a way that many people choose to feed their family wholesome food that is raised according to their ethical and health standards. Raising a couple of cattle can feed your family and then some for the year. You don’t even need a lot of land to do it—as a rule of thumb, you can keep one cow-calf pair per every 2 acres of pasture for 12 months. Here’s how from start to finish. Prepare Fencing Before Cows ArriveMelissa K.

    By Melissa Norris Verified · Hobby Farms

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • 2025 Mat-Su Outdoorsman Show Preview

    By Melissa Norris Verified, Heather Lee| Fish Alaska Magazine Verified Mat-Su Outdoorsman Show 2025 is right around the corner, bringing together Alaska’s outdoor community along with the best in fishing, hunting, and outdoor gear. In this preview, we’re highlighting some of the must-see vendors and what to expect at this year’s event. Get ready for a weekend of adventure! Written By Melissa Norris Gathering at sport shows is a sure sign that the season is right around the corner.

    By Melissa Norris Verified, Heather Lee · Fish Alaska Magazine

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Raising Cattle: The Beginning Farmer's Guide

    By Melissa Norris Verified| Hobby Farms Verified Raising cattle is a way that many people choose to feed their family wholesome food that is raised according to their ethical and health standards. Raising a couple of cattle can feed your family and then some for the year. You don’t even need a lot of land to do it—as a rule of thumb, you can keep one cow-calf pair per every 2 acres of pasture for 12 months. Here’s how from start to finish. Prepare Fencing Before Cows ArriveMelissa K.

    By Melissa Norris Verified · Hobby Farms

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Fish Alaska Magazine

Anchorage, Alaska, United States

+1 907-345-4337