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Say what?
Kymberly Foster Seabolt ponders the phenomenon of telling her husband something more than once without it sinking in.
Trump removes protections for waterways, aiding farmers
The Trump administration lifted federal protections Jan. 23 for some of the nation’s millions of miles of streams, arroyos and wetlands.
Will delayed planting hurt yields? Maybe not
While farmers have had to delay planting because of wet weather, it’s not panic time yet. If crops get planted in late May or early June, and we have good growing conditions, we could still end up with a good crop.
Beagle puppy taking over the house
The Tontimonias had forgotten just how much work a child can be. Then Gypsy showed up and reminded them.
Cultivating farm, family and friends
Judith Sutherland’s parents were always happy to welcome visitors onto their farmland, knowing there is great joy in sharing such a place.
6 steps for protecting stored grain quality
Here are six recommendations to help farmers avoid income loss due to out-of-condition grain.
BBQ Safely: Be Careful when Using Steel Grill Brushes
If your grill brush is worn down, warped or has some missing bristles, you may want to consider throwing it out.
Cattlemen need to be on lookout for fake news
A few months ago, a veterinarian wrote a column on ideal cow size, naming 750 to 900 lb. as the ideal with little more than “observations” to back it up.
Commentary: Rural communities can fight opioids
Editor Susan Crowell on the opioid crisis: “There needs to be a sense of urgency. We need to start responding as neighbors, as communities.”
Hard grain marketing decisions ahead
If there is good news in the current grain market, it has to be that we may be making the harvest lows on negative news ahead of the actual harvest, says grain expert Marlin Clark.
