Plenty of new equipment for fishermen
The new electronics available to serious fishermen are truly space age and beyond.
Where to find a pound of milk components in your herd?
2015 came to a close pretty much the same way it started: disappointing milk prices and negative margins.
Spring into rotational grazing
Pasture programs that are well managed can be the most economical way to ensure forages for your herd.
Grazing with dung beetles improves soil health
Known as the "Farmers Friend," the dung beetle returns fresh cattle dung pads back to the earth, building soil and recycling nutrients.
Horn honking has a historic connection
Ever wonder why every automobile comes equipped with a horn?
Dissecting the Sgt. Schultz market
In northeast Ohio, farmers are mostly standing on the carpet in front of the Farm Credit officer, trying to get the line of credit renewed, and trying to explain why they are still sitting on most of their corn and beans.
Imperfect parenting is sometimes the best
Imperfect parenting is a reality, and sometimes the best.
Sure, that’ll work
Farmers and ranchers will continue to loose on farm policy matters that affect consumers because the consumer is always right.
‘Go time’ for newborns
A baby calf nursing for the first time . . . if everything’s going right, it might look a little peaceful. But no matter how serene it may seem on the outside, what’s happening inside is a fast and furious defense system.
Lamb brought warmth and satisfaction
I was stunned to see a wet, newborn lamb crying, stuck between two board fences.
