Anything possible with a good book
Judith Sutherland shares facts about Pulitzer-prize winning author Annie Dillard's childhood and reminds us with a good book anything is still possible.
Still hard at it, farming every single day
Judith Sutherland reminds us that farming continues to be one of the most dangerous occupations and details why farmers deserve respect.
Sweet summertime memories
Judith Sutherland reflects on the summers of her youth, recalling the summer her cousins moved back to Ohio.
Saying goodbye to a good farm dog
Judith Sutherland remembers her oldest dog, Channing, who passed away just four days shy of turning 14.
Dad made his place on earth better
On the day of Judith Sutherland's father's funeral, she and two family friends witnessed a spectacle that really was a testament to her father's values.
Magical memories of life on the farm
Judith Sutherland recalls things about being a child on a farm in the 1960s that felt almost magical.
Respect, loyalty can be lifelong
Judith Sutherland recalls a lesson she learned about respect and loyalty when a man stopped by to talk to her father about changing milk haulers.
Do what matters most to you
Judith Sutherland urges readers to, do what matters most and speak the words you want carried forward in the hearts of those you hold dear.
Virus sheds light on farmers’ plight
Judith Sutherland offers insight into the complications related to COVID-19 that are impacting both farmers and consumers.
Sutherland: Find a route to laughter
Sometimes the key to diffusing a tense situation is a little bit of laughter.
