The real costs of the ‘industrial mind’
Alan Guebert believes the problem with the industrial mind in agriculture is that it floats along on a rising sea of taxpayer money and unaccounted costs.
Yellowstone offers an overwhelming feast for the eyes
Julie Geiss and her family continue their trek West all the way to Yellowstone National Park, the crown jewel of the park system.
Stockpiling forages for the winter season
It is time to try stockpiling forages to extend your grazing into the fall and winter.
Can you take the crown and name this antique item?
Can you name this mysterious antique item that was found in the woods? Don't break the streak, take your stab at identifying it today.
Are you feeling stressed? Help is available
Being a farmer or dairy producer also brings unique challenges not experienced by others. Sometimes, these stressors cause physical and emotional strain.
Sutherland: Anger doesn’t solve anything
Judith Sutherland shares the message: Anger, simmering with an unreasonable wish for total control, is a dangerous thing.
August weather to decide summer crop prices
Will the weather improve drought-stricken beans in the Northwest Corn Belt or yellowed bean fields of the Eastern Corn Belt? Marlin Clark weighs in.
Fungi foray: Wild mushrooms are a key part of food chain
Walt Sturgeon, a nationally known expert on mushrooms, educates enthusiasts about foraging for, identifying and eating wild mushrooms.
Wyoming offers a look at western town life
Julie Geiss and her family make the third stop on their trip West at the former home of one of the most famous cowboys, Col. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody.
Leveling the playing field in the agriculture industry
Alan Guebert explains what needs to be done to level the playing field in the agriculture industry in terms of crops, chemicals, seeds and meat.
