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Imagining a glimpse of heaven
Fannie Flagg’s new novel, Can’t Wait To Get To Heaven, provides some good grins and a lot of food for thought.
Watchin’ Tony Walk
On mornings when I’m not working away from home, around 7:50, our dog Lydia begins her bark that usually announces just about anything that moves in our vicinity.
There goes the seclusion, here comes another city
Columnist Judith Sutherland sees more and more people seeking the country life.
The times they aren’t a-changin’
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt wonders if “take a penny, leave a penny” cups have caused a current currency crisis.
Which came first, the egg or its demand?
MANHATTAN, Kan. – In his work as a poultry specialist with Kansas State University Research and Extension, Scott Beyer often fields questions about eggs and nutrition, but recently, another topic has been popping up.
Biofilters cut livestock odor dramatically
URBANA, Ill. – Biofilters can dramatically reduce odors coming from livestock operations, clearing the air between farmers and their urban neighbors.
Stewards learn to ‘talk trees’
More than 330,000 Ohioans own woodland, but not all of them know what’s best for that land. That’s where the Ohio Woodland Stewards Program comes into play.
On a tractor, even two’s a crowd
We’ve all broken the ‘extra rider’ rule, but can we really ignore the risk? Editor Susan Crowell urges better farm safety precautions.
How much food assistance is too much?
Alan Guebert delves into Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ and Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen’s decision to reject millions of dollars in aid to help feed children in need.
Choosing joy and ease
Joy and ease are two things Eliza Blue has written about a lot over the years and aspires to embody.
