Forests are great teachers
Judith Sutherland recalls childhood memories of afternoons spent in the woods behind her family farm.
Dog training in the heat of summer
Off-season workouts for your dog will maintain tough paw pads, loose joints, proper weight, and maintain endurance and stamina.
Is it a praying or preying mantis?
Measuring up to 4 inches long, mantises are hard to miss. And because they are such beneficial insects, they get a lot of attention.
Morning dew predicts the forecast
Alan Guebert recalls baling hay on his family farm, during his youth.
In honor of Drew Palmer
A 10-year-old donated all the proceeds from the market lamb he brought to the Harrison County Fair to childhood cancer research, in honor of his friend.
Weather continues to impact market prices
This week the support for corn prices is not weather worries, but the reality that the weather so far has produced a crop that is still declining in condition.
Hot off the press: It’s pepper season!
Shoppers only have access to a few types of peppers at the grocery store, but hundreds are available for gardeners to grow in the home garden.
Meet the floating, midsummer blob
It turns out these gelatinous masses are colonies of thousands of individuals called zoids.
A car called ‘Christine’
Although the Seabolt family regularly shares vehicles, one finicky sedan has other ideas about who it wants behind the wheel.
The reality of rural internet: stupidly expensive, unreliable
While the rest of the world is moving on to even faster internet connectivity, 39 percent of rural America remains stuck in the internet slow lane.
