Through the eyes of a toddler
There are a lot of things Judith Sutherland forgotten about the world through the eyes of an 18-month-old, but her only grandchild is reminding her.
Don Harpster: an inspiring farmer
Don Harpster lifted Judith Sutherland's spirits back in the 1980s when farmers struggled. Now, at 90, he still knows how to inspire the farmer in all of us.
An evening of bird watching
Judith Sutherland's bountiful grove of cherry trees has brought an abundance of beautiful birds, some of which she has never seen before.
Summing up a true love story
The love that brought Judith Sutherland's parents to a house with no indoor plumbing took root, and things got better as they found success in farming.
Mentors made the difference
In Part Three of Judith Sutherland's four-part series about her parents' early years together, she recalls the guidance they received from valued mentors.
‘Our love just kept growing’
Judith Sutherland recalls her parents' modest beginnings with respect and fondness.
Parents’ own love story was almost interrupted by farming
When Judith Sutherland's dad landed her mom, he nearly blew it all when he told her he couldn't take her to the prom because he had to plant corn.
Losing our connection to the land
As agriculture becomes more corporate, farmers and their families lose their connection to the land.
Countless gifts from my family tree
Although we never stop missing lost loved ones, we carry with us all the memories, lessons and values they instilled in us.
What does it mean to be a mom?
Judith Sutherland reflects on the best and hardest parts of being a mom.
