Feather replacement: It’s time to molt
After nesting, molting is the most important thing birds do. Feathers are critical for survival.
With President Trump, you basically get what you voted for
Donald Trump's trade policy and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s rising crop estimates are putting pressure on farmers and ranchers.
Save money, use livestock to harvest hay
Using livestock to make later cuttings of hay is one of the best opportunities producers have to reduce costs and make more profit year after year.
USMCA trade agreement bumps harvest from ag headlines
Even with negative crop news, the USMCA trade agreement helped grain prices continue the recent rally.
Fuel famine in 1919 and unusual tractor use
During a time when most heated with coal and factories relied on steam for power and light, a coal miners' strike inspired interesting uses for tractors.
The 2018 summer steam show biggies
Well, we are moving right along with steam show season and lots of postings are on the internet.
Managing millennials in agriculture
Millennials are energetic and educated, but they want to have flexibility in the workplace.
Storms and birds: Thoughts from North Carolina
Scott Shalaway details what happens to birds during storms such as Hurricane Florence.
Who will reel in the next record breaker?
The Ohio record state record fish list continues to be challenged as potential record fish are submitted by skilled and/or lucky anglers.
Does this sound familiar when it comes to a new farm bill?
Alan Guebert believes Congress, the White House and most commodity groups are positioning U.S. agriculture to repeat that colossal farm bill failure.
