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Coping with stress on the farm
You don’t have to be a trained counselor to help yourself or others deal with the stress of farm life. Use these tips to recognize and cope with it.
Alltech founder’s vision still driving others to transform agriculture
The ONE: The Alltech Ideas Conference 2018, held May 21-22 in Lexington, Kentucky, reflected on the value of an idea and its potential to impact the future.
How to preserve the harvest: Food dehydration
Food dehydration is often overlooked as a method of food preservation, but it’s a super space saver and and keeps foods safe from spoilage and pests.
Precautionary principle: By removing a risk, are we limiting finding solutions to the problem?
Editor Susan Crowell on the precautionary principle: Public perception of risk can certainly be different than a scientific assessment of risk, but I’m not sure my perhaps-ignorant perception should hamper scientific inquiry.
Bring back the good old days
“Never pass up a good opportunity to shut up.” — Will Rogers Tomes of writing have been published on opinions, philosophies, old-fashioned ways of accomplishing all sorts of things, as well as “New Age” thinking on how to manipulate others to see things your way. Not enough is said these days about following good, old
Accident highlights the need for vigilance
Farming is a great lifestyle, but it can also be dangerous.
A new addition: a bouncing baby joy
How does it happen that a tiny 2-pound bundle of energy can take over the world as we know it? Back in July, a tiny little Yorkshire terrier came to be a part of our family.
Remembering every kid’s dream: The Sears Christmas catalog
Judith Sutherland recalls the excitement and joy the Sears Christmas catalog brought children in the 1960s.
ODNR reports: More Utica shale wells in the works
Carroll County appears to be leading the pack again.
