Animal power was a progression in time
Before the internal combustion engine was perfected or steam power became popular, animals were used to supplement human brawn as a power source.
New year, same old grain markets
A new year is upon us, but we're not seeing much new in the markets yet.
Typical family farm? It’s complicated
It's hard to lump family farms into one neat package. Family farms are small, large and everywhere in between, and their farm business structure can be simple or complicated. More from Editor Susan Crowell.
Meet me by the old oak tree
Judith Sutherland reflects on the way trees in fields on farms serve as a marker for those of us who grow up in the wide-open spaces of farmland.
We’ve come a long way with soil technology
There have been a lot of changes in the soil and water world in the last 18 years. Learn more about those advancements in Jim Mizik's farewell column.
South Dakota pheasant hunting still a treat
Mike Tontimonia details his most recent South Dakota pheasant hunting trip.
Take time to review your farm records
As you continue to finish up your year-end business, it's a good time to review rental agreements, business plans and other farm records.
Santa Claus is real
Kymberly Foster Seabolt discovered she's related to Santa at 4 years old, realizing he and uncle Mike had the same liver spots on the back of their hands.
Dairy farmers getting squeezed
Like 2015, this year was not a kind year for many Ohio dairy farms.
My favorite Christmas memories
Judith Sutherland recalls some of her favorite childhood Christmas memories.
