Everyone is responsible for land use
"Who's responsible?"
This is the question many landowners will ask us at some point during their property ownership years. Who allowed this to happen? Why...
Following tile and pipe rules makes for ‘one less thing’
By DAN KRAMER
Forrest Gump was a great movie. At least that’s my opinion. I’ve had people tell me it wasn’t something they enjoyed because...
Stay educated as water quality issues, programs unfold
Water quality is a big deal, and you need to stay up to date on the developments.
Get your livestock to work for you
A grazing management plan can increase livestock numbers and forage availability, improve animal performance, reduce feed costs and reduce soil erosion.
Get ready for more changes in farm practices
Some important changes coming to conservation programming.
May we all bend with time
Stuart Heavilin examines goal-setting for the new year and urges farmers to allow the best information to drive the way they run their operations.
Planning and planting for wildlife
Have you ever wanted to improve the wildlife habitat on your property? If so, there are a couple of things you should consider.
Stream quality important to maintain
If you are like me, you have a fascination with streams and creeks.
This fascination may be due to my childhood. There was a stream near our house where kids from the neighborhood spent many summer days playing.
Leaving your comfort zone is not easy when it comes to the land
When it comes to comfort zones and agriculture, many farmers and landowners have been in the same routine for most of their lives.
Give back to nature this holiday season
It’s that time of year when all is merry and bright and the fast pace of the world we live in slows down just enough to catch a few moments with family and friends.
