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Big food’s domination makes big ag look like a small potatoes
Find out how the things consumers don’t know about today’s massive food retailing sector cost them every time they enter a grocery store or shop online.
Awestruck and thankful for starry night
Eliza Blue enjoys a sky full of stars on a recent pasture walk on her South Dakota ranch.
Life on the Mississippi River
Alan Guebert recalls late-summer campouts on the Mississippi with his older brother David during his youth.
Getting in tune with your home
Moving to a rural place, engaging with the seasons, the animals under her care, the weather, and the land have all helped Eliza Blue feel more harmonious.
Deceptive beauty hides danger of yellow clover at Badlands National Park
Yellow sweet clover is appealing to the eye but damaging to the land in a mixed-grass prairie, like the one at Badlands National Park.
Milk shake-up just the beginning
Dean Foods filed for bankruptcy Nov. 12, so what’s next for the dairy market? Alan Guebert has some thoughts.
Traditional fare is tried and true
When it comes to traditional holidays, Kymberly Foster Seabolt’s family tends to like traditional foods.
It’s going to be a long winter
Alan Guebert talks politics as yet another government shutdown looms a week before Thanksgiving.
End of trade war or beginning of cold war?
Will the futures traders’ bet pay off again, with talks of a U.S.-China agricultural trade deal on the table? Alan Guebert shares his thoughts and concerns.
Monarch butterfly counts up, bird count begins
It’s time to plan for the Great Backyard Bird Count, running Feb. 15-18. The GBBC allows volunteers to take a snapshot of global bird populations.
