‘I have said we have to see some results!’
Alan Guebert weighs in on a “Memorandum” that mapped how meatpackers and the Trump Administration kept employees working in coronavirus-rife meat plants.
Emotional support house
Kymberly Foster Seabolt ponders how living in the middle of nowhere really can be everything.
The buckin’ dapple gray
Bryce Angell crafts a poem about his father's misguided horse sense in relation to an ill-fated dapple gray.
Planting catches up, but markets still erratic
Marlin Clark provides a planting progress update and weighs in on recent changes in the grain markets.
Do your homework before buying land
New landowners should know what is or is not allowable for works of improvement to be performed on their newly purchased parcel of land before purchasing.
Games teach how to be diplomatic winners, good losers
One of the biggest lessons learned from playing games during her childhood was how to be diplomatic winners and good losers.
Selecting a grazing app that works for you
From field identification for plants to record-keeping and grazing plans, there are many apps to choose from for both iOS and Android systems.
Questionable decisions for the love of lambs
Eliza Blue adopts four orphaned lambs on top of the ones bred on her farm, making it an interesting, hectic and still-manageable lambing season.
Ohio’s Quail Hollow Park has a rich history
Over 700 acres of wetland marshes, meadows and woodlands comprise Quail Hollow Park. There is also a 40-room historic manor located within the park.
‘Harvested cattle, slaughtered markets’
Alan Guebert weighs in on today's broken cattle market, what caused it and whether it can be fixed.
