Sharing Lyme disease lessons with others
This past summer and well into the fall, with all the factors right for an enormous proliferation of ticks, has found us sharing knowledge gleaned over many years whether we wanted it or not.
Part II: Tips for keeping New Year’s resolutions for your farm
Farmers make New Year’s resolutions with the best of intentions, but sometimes ‘just getting through the day’ takes priority.
The hunt for price direction continues
Price direction is still uncertain, but wherever it's headed does not look favorable.
Feeding livestock and managing forage waste
Loss associated with feeding hay to livestock may be much more than just storage loss if precautions are not taken to reduce waste during the feeding operation.
A Christmas awakening
More than 40 Christmas Nights later, I have not forgotten two calves named Mary and Joseph and Howard’s priceless gift of simple giving.
Adventure events not to miss in 2016
I sincerely hope that we all keep foremost in our minds and hearts what Christmas is all about, the opportunity to celebrate the birth of Christ.
This holiday, give the gift of better wildlife habitat
Your old Christmas tree can make great fish and wildlife habitat.
New life in our barn for Christmas
Just when they thought Doris would be packing her bags, she brings a gift of a fine Christmas ewe lamb to Sutherland's farm. Doris the Dorset has done it again.
Find the magic in every day
The Christmas traditions have changed throughout the years but the magic is still there. Christmas magic is a little different once the children have grown.
The Morning of Christmas
Scott Shalaway shares a birding twist on the classic "The Night Before Christmas" poem.
