Reader: Medicaid coverage lacked context
A reader responds to the "Rural health systems at risk of closing, cutting services after Medicaid cuts" article in the Aug. 14 issue of Farm and Dairy.
Reader: Ruffled feathers
A curious hen meets a bulging wagon tire tube, and one peck later, feathers, dust and laughter fill the barnyard in this unforgettable farm tale.
Reader: Never trust a horse
A rocky garden, a neighbor’s horse team and a runaway disc turn a simple West Virginia plowing job into an unforgettable — and slightly chaotic — adventure.
The effectiveness of advocacy in all phases of the farm bureau
Summer is when county farm bureaus prepare for the upcoming annual meeting in late summer. Here's how it works.
Why Washington’s hydrogen decisions matter to Ohio farmers
There’s plenty of debate in Washington about energy policy, but here on the ground in Ohio, one thing is clear: Our farmers need reliable, affordable fertilizer to stay in business — and hydrogen is a key ingredient that makes it possible.
Reader: Climate policy eclipses climate science
A Farm and Dairy reader responds to an article that ran March 27, arguing that recent climate changes are not caused solely by human activity.
Adventure with a wheelbarrow
Farm and Dairy reader Gordon Meeder, of Midland, Pennsylvania, shares a story about a runaway wheelbarrow.
Reader: If it’s not broke, don’t fix it
A Farm and Dairy reader reminds those who don't enjoy Alan Guebert's take that there are plenty of great things in the newspaper to enjoy.
Reader: Alan Guebert shines light on dark corners of ag world
A Farm and Dairy reader shares his appreciation for Alan Guebert's weekly Farm and Food File column.
Reader shares thoughts on current government moves
A Farm and Dairy reader shares his thoughts on recent actions taken by the United States government.
