The family farm defined our lives
Judith Sutherland recalls her upbringing and details how its defined her.
‘Kids say the darndest things’
Judith Sutherland recalls watching the Art Linkletter during simpler times.
Remembering Miss Murphy
In observance of National Dog Week, Judith Sutherland remembers her late English Shepherd with fondness.
Dairy prices for the farmer have not kept up with the times
Who is profiting in the dairy industry?
Unearthing treasures and history
Judith Sutherland recalls finding arrowheads on her family farm as a child.
Judith Sutherland: Pioneer cooking was more work and task than most people know
Before cooking was a hobby, it meant surviving.
Proud to stand for our flag
The flag is an enduring symbol reminding us of our freedom to make decisions and should never be taken for granted.
Ask lots of questions
The most successful farmers are those that ask questions and seek advice in a tough market, never assuming their way is the only way.
Grateful for that million dollar rain
I never once thought I would see it, nor say it, but after weeks on end without rain, there is reason to celebrate.
Being a farmer is not really work when it is who you want to...
Family farming, with its challenges and bounties, cycles through the seasons, each one demanding a whole lot of sweat equity.
