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Finding solace and faith on the frozen winter plains
Eliza Blue and her family are hunkering down to get through the recent cold spell in South Dakota.
Chop wood, carry water
Eliza Blue reflects on the changing of the seasons in a new home.
We have so much for which to be grateful
“Dad hitched up the horses and told me the farm was my responsibility now. He was going in search of work, for a week, a month, maybe a year. I felt the weight of it all the way to my bones. I had a man’s job. As Pa drove away, my mother cried. I did
Carbon markets could have benefits, but are no silver bullet
Farm groups, politicians and environmentalists want to make carbon a new commodity, to battle climate change. Carbon markets, in theory, could be a win-win. But they bring a lot of questions about the roles of public and private work to address climate change, and who benefits the most from those efforts.
What can you burn on the farm?
Ohio has laws for open burning, even on farms. Check out these “do’s” and “don’ts” when it comes to burning agricultural wastes.
Can you identify our newest antique tool?
You identified two of our mystery tools! Can you keep the streak alive and identify our newest antique tool?
Westerns were the mold
Bryce Angell crafts a poem about watching Westerns on the T.V. growing up.
Cherish moments with those you love
As she works through the passing of her mother, Judith Sutherland reflects on what is valuable in life. She learned long ago that family should be valued.
Sale of grand champion steer helps young girl get service dog
Colten Work donated all of the proceeds from the sale of his grand champion steer to help a young girl reach her fundraising goal to purchase a service dog.
DEP orders Pa. operators to plug 1,058 abandoned wells
The Pennsylvania DEP has issued administrative orders requiring three oil and gas companies to plug 1,058 abandoned oil and gas wells across Pennsylvania.
