Groundhogs not first predictors of spring
Scott Shalaway details the history of groundhog day and related holidays.
When it comes to trade, lucky it’s an election year
Alan Guebert offers insight into the recent passage of NAFTA 2.0 and phase one of a multi-phase deal with China.
There is still so much more to learn
Judith Sutherland offers some advice for the new year and recommends a book titled Lists to Live By to gain a little perspective.
Muddy February raises risk of scours
Learn more about the increased risk of calf scours associated with early calving in wet conditions and learn how to prevent it.
Rainy seasons leave challenges
Last spring’s relentless rainfall played havoc individual fields and this year could be a repeat. Plan now to find solutions to increased rainfall.
The joy of seeing children as parents
Judith Sutherland reflects on the joys of seeing her children raise children of their own.
How wildlife escapes winter’s worst weather
Protected by layers of fat and a cozy den below the frost line, hibernators are oblivious to winter weather. Learn more about common Midwest hibernators.
Raining cats, dogs and iguanas?
Kymberly Foster Seabolt ponders the falling iguana phenomenon in south Florida.
Imagining the cattle of the future
The cattle of tomorrow are being bred with more and more precision, and the rate of improvement can increase.
Plan now for walleye tournaments
Mike Tontimonia provides a quick look at the 2020 Ohio Walleye Federation schedule.
