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Tipsy markets still looking for direction
The markets have been a bit under the influence lately, with some unexplained swings.
Remembering a childhood friend
On a sparkling blue Friday afternoon in October 1965, I stepped off a noisy school bus with my best friend, Marvin, to walk the long lane to his family’s farm. Until the day I die, he and I forever will be 10 years old walking down a farm lane toward the greatest weekend in our young lives.
On a wing and a prayer
We had made our lists and checked them twice. We had removed all extraneous jewelry. We had packed everything in 3 ounce clear travel sizes.
Encountering the wild at a rest stop
It pays to be prepared. That’s why I always try to keep a pair of binoculars in the car. Last week, while traveling home from a visit with my daughter who lives just west of D.C., I stopped at the Sidling Hill rest area on I-68. It’s one of my favorite rest stops. On a
Celebration at the Sutherland home
Columnist Judith Sutherland thanks Farm and Dairy readers for their support.
Visiting Utah with Mike O’Dell
Farm and Dairy went with Mike O’Dell and his family, of Vienna, Ohio, on a recent trip to northern Utah. (Submitted photo)
Books leave room for imagination
Judith Sutherland considers the magic of Charlotte’s Web.
Harvest update with Robert Cope
Robert Cope, Alliance, Ohio, discusses the 2017 harvest. Cope farms 150 acres and owns three John Deere dealerships.
Inconsistent rain raises questions about crop quality
If you’ve noticed signs of drought out in your fields and corn or forages showing signs of nutrient deficiency, find out what it means for crop quality.
Happiness is a big fish and a witness
Julie Geiss’ son has fallen in love with fishing — “hook, line and sinker.”
