Holding our breath for better 2019
Alan Guebert weighs in on the state of the country amid the current economic and political circumstances.
Sheep are making a timely return to popularity
Though it is clear the market will never reach the peak of 1945, the demand for sheep is rising, strengthening the market.
Plan pasture usage before spring
How many animals will my pasture support? Now is a great time to sit back and think about what went well and what needs improved.
Life in the fast lane is no good
Kymberly Foster Seabolt recently received a speeding ticket in the mail after her car was caught by a traffic camera. Was it fair? Was it hers?
Auctions offer wild-card opportunities
Sam Moore shares a story Kate Sanborn (1839-1917), a teacher, lecturer and writer, wrote in 1891 of her experiences attending auctions.
How to make your lawn environmentally friendly
Implement a more environmentally conscientious lawn care regimen and become a better steward of your land. Use these simple tips to get started.
Hoarding helps explain empty feeders in spring
Scott Shalaway answers readers who have been wondering why their bird feeders empty so quickly during the winter.
A New Year, a New Antique Mystery for your to Hazard a Guess
This 18" tall antique tool comes from Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, Can you help us solve this mystery?
Controlling feed costs is key to production and profitability
Good feed cost control does not necessarily mean having the lowest feed cost. Learn more about optimizing your feed investment.
Yes, there’s a reason for dairy farmers to party
2018 was a rough year for dairy farmers. That's why a group of them in northwestern Pennsylvania decided to end the year on a higher note and party.
