Dose of reality has come to back to markets
Last week, the Russian proposal to allow Ukraine to export grain tanked prices. This week, prices rebounded as traders realized how difficult that would be.
Nuisance or not, muskrat population declining
Muskrats were historically quite adept at multiplying; however, researchers have found that the population of muskrats in Ohio has been on the decline.
Beauty always finds a way
Plants that grow in South Dakota do so without aid because years of evolution taught them to thrive there. Humans that live there have to be like that, too.
Are you an employer of choice?
Many farm and non-farm businesses are struggling to attract good employees. Ohio State University Extension educator David Marrison has some advice.
Maybe it’s you
Kym Seabolt ponders the question: "If you seem to continually be having issues with everyone around you, have you ever considered that the problem is you?"
Tribute to my Father
Bryce Angell pays tribute to his late father in his most recent poem.
Plenty of options for grazing systems
The grazing management system on your farm should focus on both the animals and the plants.
New signs of the apocalypse: War, famine and Davos Man
Russia's war in Ukraine has caused grain shortages around the world. Alan Guebert weighs in on the potential ripple effect and what can be done.
Can you identify this antique metal item?
One item identified and a new one to twist your brain around. Can you help us identify it?
Dad knew the secret to happiness
Born in Judith Sutherland's father's love of farming was an ability to see the joy in the life he had chosen.
