Will we always have fresh water?
Who are the biggest water users and where could we cut back? Alan Guebert investigates these questions in this week's column.
Winter hay feeding methods to consider before spring arrives
There are several different methods of feeding large round bales of hay. Learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Life as a rocket scientist
Using the "turn it on and off a few times and see if that helps" troubleshooting method may qualify you to be a rocket scientist, according to Kym Seabolt.
Slow wheat planting supporting stronger grain prices
Problems in Kansas planting their hard red winter wheat is supporting both the Kansas City and Chicago wheat markets.
Hazard a Guess? Item no. 1116 identified
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Several of you have identified Item No. 1116, which was an "unknown use" item for veteran Hazard reader Randy Winland, who submitted...
Hazard a Guess? No answer for item no. 1116
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We had one more correct answer come in on Item No. 1115, which we revealed last week were sheet metal crimping pliers.
Richard...
Hazard a Guess? We’re on a roll!!
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I love it when we're on a roll! You all quickly identified Item No. 1115 as a sheet metal crimping pliers. It's...
Paying for the privilege of milking cows
More cows and more milk in domestic and foreign markets, as well as a relatively strong dollar and uncertain policy, have wreaked havoc on milk markets.
Hazard a Guess? Saddle hammer
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Gailey Henderson, of Williamstown, W.Va., and David Hodges were quick to email us that Item No. 1114 was a "saddle hammer," or...
1848: Dealing with mice, bedbugs and cold
Pioneers did not have many of the conveniences we enjoy today, starting with sleeping arrangements and living conditions inside cramped cabins.
