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Is composting economical option for downer cattle?
Livestock that are composted with the approved technique are reduced to clean bones in four to six months.
Apple orchard may be hog heaven
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Casting pearls before swine may be a waste of time, but drop some apples in front of them and they may prove to be a valuable asset in an organic apple orchard.
Steam history is a reminder to document, record
As usual, off season topics are a bit hard to find but we keep trying and thinking and reading a couple of the magazines of the hobby and several club newsletters to keep up on the happenings in various areas.
Spring fever! — See the best blooms in Buckeye State
Ohio state parks bloom with wildflowers this spring.
A farmer responds to Alan Guebert’s recent column on immigration
A Farm and Dairy reader responds to a recent column written by Alan Guebert about Donald Trump’s proposed immigration policy.
What’s in a name?
Kymberly Foster Seabolt shares the trials of obtaining a new ID as a married lady who still use her maiden name professionally but does not hyphenate.
How should we define a livestock guardian dog’s intelligence?
Does thinking differently, having different priorities, or different solutions make a species more or less intelligent than humans? Why do we care so much?
Long marriages are rooted in strong faith
Judith Sutherland admires the way her older sister’s marriage has endured through sickness and health for the last 50 years.
Strategic farm management: Planning ahead does pay off
Reflect, plan and then implement plans for some key farming particles that will be occurring during the next five months of the year.
Get ready to study winter bird population
Last year FeederWatchers submitted 156,076 checklists, a new record. They reported a total of more than seven million birds.
