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Logan is correct (I love that cow avatar) and I'll add that picante sauce is usually much thicker than your standard salsa. Picante sauce has larger chunks of easily identifiable vegetables.

Some disadvantages could be that your pigs won't be as tame and that the largest, toughest pigs will inevitably eat more than their fair share which can add too much fat too quickly. It's also harder to monitor how much each pig eats if that's important to you.

Different cultivars are used for different things of course, but In the United States it's primarily grown as feed for livestock and as cheap filler for commercial birdseed. It grows best in dry areas. Have you decided on a specific cultivar, Argueta?

We don't get that much snow in Mississippi, so even though I drive a Camry, I don't have much experience with how it maneuvers in snow. However, I subscribe to Consumer Reports magazine and they rate Toyota's Camry well for handling snow, especially if you go for the all-wheel-drive model. The...

Glass is the cheaper option of the two, and although plexiglass is shatter resistant, it will crack with enough force and it's more easily scratched up than glass. If it's fixable and you don't care what it looks like, I'd throw some duct-tape on there and call it a day. If it's not fixable...

Have you been shopping for a wheelbarrow lately? I've used my great-grandfather's wheelbarrow for years and it's been excellent. Unfortunately, the tire went flat, fix-a-flat no longer keeps it going, and it's so old that I can't find any new tires for it. So I've been shopping for a...

Local charities put on auctions fairly often and I go to those when I can. I've found some neat stuff too. Different sports groups host charity auctions often. The MLB is hosting one right now to benefit ALS.

They really do take ages to open up, so this might its normal growth pattern. If the buds drop before opening you'll know you've got a problem.

The humidity could be your problem. Hard candy does best in a dry environment. For the ones you've already made, throw them in a container with some rice or silica packets to soak up the moisture for a day or two. If they're still too sticky, either coat them with powdered sugar or dunk them...

I use the cardboard boxes that I get from Amazon as my go-to weed barrier. Not only does it save me money, but it also allows me to repurpose the boxes so they aren't going to waste. Please share your cheapskate gardening ideas so we can all save some money.