What we know — and don’t know — about avian flu
Alan Guebert weighs in on the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy cattle as California realizes the extent of the spread in its herds.
Remember sensible winter salting
While road salt is an important tool, it can become an issue for our waterways, wildlife and infrastructure when used irresponsibly.
Corn husking bees brought neighbors together for work, socializing
Paul Locher details one of the great seasonal traditions among settlers in the Ohio Country — the husking bee or husking frolic.
Taking a needed break
Eric Keller tackles a homesteading injury in the field with his usual tact, and is excited by the recent news that his cow, Baby, will finally be a mom.
New year, old me: Take 56
Kymberly Foster Seabolt contemplates what she want for 2025, and what she can improve without completely overhauling her life or committing to resolutions.
Interesting markets just became fascinating
Marlin Clark provides one last update on the grain markets to close out 2024, as corn prices reach a six-month high.
Mr. Big goes to church
Jim Abrams recalls the wildlife-inspired gift he gave his mother one Christmas.
May hope spring eternal as we head into a year of uncertainty
Alan Guebert weighs in on the recent court rulings behind the demise of Kroger’s two-year-old, $24.6 billion bid to buy mini mega-grocer Albertsons.
Preserving land for a future generation
Kirsten Zwick, a technician at the Harrison Soil and Water Conservation District, explains the Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program.
Now is the perfect time for a feed supply check up
As you reflect on the year ahead, have you accurately accounted for your forage supply? Learn how to start making assessments.
