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Laugh often and find the best in others
Judith Sutherland remembers her dear friend Bill Cameron and his joyful spirit and unforgettable character in the days following his death.
Retirees overestimate Social Security benefits
Future retirees expect to receive $1,805 a month in Social Security benefits, but retirees currently collecting only receive $1,408 a month on average.
Music is a good addition to steam shows
Fairground organs, as big as a truck in some cases, make quite a sight at a steam shows, especially if there are eight or 10 in a row.
Dusty air is no good for you, nor your livestock
Dusty conditions can cause issues for horses and livestock, as well.
Bears might have the right idea to survive the winter
Black bears have developed an admirable strategy: They gorge themselves in the fall, sleep through winter’s worst and give birth to cubs before emerging in the spring.
Suet lovers include woodpeckers, chickadees
The Saturday after Thanksgiving, a pileated woodpecker made my day. For the first time in more than 20 years, I saw one of these crow-sized hammerheads at my suet feeder. It returned several times over a 30-minute span.
Not-so-proud parenting
I think every parent has that moment when they think, proudly, “well THAT went well.” For some it’s compliments from others on their lovely child. For others it might be honor roll, student council or “always a delight in class” scrawled on each and every report card. If you are a parent raising a “good
Wild market prompts Farm Bureau to offer stability suggestions
WASHINGTON — Highly volatile conditions have affected the cash and futures markets where farmers and ranchers sell their grains, oilseeds, cotton and livestock. Federal regulators must keep a close eye on the situation, engage as needed and be ready to consider reform measures, according to American Farm Bureau Federation President Bob Stallman. Stallman presented the
Olympics needs pack of hungry calves
On this week’s opinion page, “Farm and Dairy” columnist Judith Sutherland writes about a population just brimming with talent never given the chance to shine – the athletes of the Barnyard Olympics.
Neighbors sue Dutch dairy farm in Ohio
Putnam County farm sued but still planning expansion to 2,250 cows.
