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Winter is a good time to think and plan, while still being patient
Winter is a good time to plan ahead, get ready for new year.
Don’t forget, you make a difference
“In the good earth lies your richest blessing; ’tis the fortune of your life — you’ll want for naught; you’ll know no sighs nor sorrow; you’ll neither beg nor borrow; today provides for tomorrow; joy and honor is your portion and your lot.” — translation of Yiddish song at the turn of the century encouraging
We take our well water for granted
When drilling a water well, no one can guarantee you that you will have water or how much water you will have. When you hire a well driller to drill you a well, you are paying for a developed hole in the ground — nothing more.
Rules put Ohio veal industry in jeopardy, some producers say
A petition has been signed by farmers who say they do not plan to be in business, under current proposals.
Inner child meets the Outer Mom
It turns out that I am an idiot. I had no idea. In fact, I was humming along clam-happy in my (mistaken) belief that I was a pretty smart cookie. A sharp tack indeed. Nonetheless the proof of my utter, undeniable stupidity is there for all to see. It comes to light the very moment
One Little Thing and Life in a Small Town
It strikes me as peculiar how one little thing can change the course of our existence so quickly. Some of life’s greatest tragedies occur in a mere second, altering everything that follows.
Bats in the belfry (and the kitchen and the …)
With all due respect to Dr. Dolittle, if I could talk to the animals what I would say is this: Dudes, I need my space.
Dairy Channel: Beware of income taxes this year
Financial and milk price situations lead farm managers to the unexpected conclusion that they owe taxes. Ernie Oelker wonders how can this happen when everybody knows farmers aren’t making any money?
The old oak tree and the hunt for honey
Sam Moore recounts a honey-hunting passage from a book titled The Puddleford Papers, published in 1856.
Yes, farming is ‘cool,’ but practices aren’t
Farm Sanctuary founder says most citizens oppose the intensive confinement of animals, and so does a new breed of farmers.
