Weather changed, but the grain prices, not so much
Another week, and still no good reason to be bullish on these grain markets, says grain merchandiser Marlin Clark.
Self-discipline is built into farm life
Nothing good ever comes from boredom — something most farm kids don't experience. Self-discipline is built into daily chores, the more demanding the better.
There’s a renewed focus on rural America
The Task Force on Agriculture and Rural Prosperity report is renewing a focus on rural America. But now the real work starts, says Editor Susan Crowell in this week's commentary.
If the style makes you happy, keep it
If you love it, it's always in style. Kymberly Foster Seabolt believes we need to stop surrounding ourselves with what others say is trendy.
Is your farm prepared for the future?
Has your family discussed the future of your farm? The "Planning for the Future of Your Farm" series can help you develop a farm succession plan.
Ask FSA Andy about the youth loan program
FSA makes operating loans of up to $5,000 to eligible youth ages 10 to 20 years old to finance income-producing, agriculture-related projects.
Bad mojo starts 2018
Much of last year's bad mojo — the crazy weather, its bitter politics, policy gridlock — also crossed December's ice bridge into the new year.
Maintaining native trees and local forestry
Catch up on forestry news in the Midwest, learn how to plant walnut seeds and find out where you can purchase tree seedlings to plant this spring.
How can insects survive winter weather?
Insects avoid winter extremes in the same ways that vertebrates do, but they do it from a variety of life history stages, not just as adults.
Ohio’s history with muzzleloaders
Ohio's muzzleloader history has experienced an interesting journey, both in its constant movement around the calendar and its modern look.
