Standardization comes to the farm tractor
During the early years, both large and small manufacturers took a fling at building tractors, along with various tinkerers, dreamers and outright crooks.
Slacking with my inner old lady
Kymberly Foster Seabolt laughs at the habits that make her feel older.
Rita Poe: One woman leaves legacy for all
Rita Poe left nearly $800,000 to eight national wildlife refuges in California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah and Texas and four other parks in the West.
If the Olympics were held on the farm
Imagine the assortment of entertaining twists and turns that could be offered if the American heartland ever decided to host an Olympics.
Lake Ontario salmon can reproduce on their own
Half of the new salmon entered into the lake are produced naturally, meaning adult salmon enter tributaries where they spawn, fertilize, and produce eggs.
2018 farm bill, just a clone of 2014
According to Alan Guebert, the 2018 farm bill is a 2014 clone. That means market trends funded under the 2014 Farm Bill will get more fuel to grow.
Three things farmers could learn from Tony Bennett
Farmers could learn a thing or two from crooner Tony Bennett: Covet his ability to stay true to his values and passion, while being willing to change and explore new ways of doing things. Three keys to the Tony Bennett Factor:
Signs of spring already scaring this trader
The onset of spring is bringing some exciting and frightening news in the grain markets.
How can we prevent mass shootings?
Reacting to the recent school shooting in Florida, Judith Sutherland has some thoughts on what can be done to help prevent mass shootings.
Not even Google could name this antique tool! Can you?
This antique tool has stumped antique store staff, its owner, the person who sent it to us and even Google, Will it stump you too?
