Lack of Affordable Child Care Hurting Farm Families’ Ability to Grow Their Businesses
Child care is a crisis in the United States, but it is mostly invisible in agriculture. Farm parents are working parents juggling a dangerous and stressful job with child care. This fact has been ignored for too long. As Bob Dylan would say, “The times they are a-changin’.”
Read MoreSafely clear, move, stack trees and fence lines from the comfort of your skid cab with a Marshall Tree Saw [PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT]
The Marshall Tree Saw was designed by a Nebraska man using a chainsaw to cut unwanted Cedar trees from pasture land. After years of development, several working prototypes, and field trials, Marshall Tree Saw was born.
Read MoreThe Imminent Problem of Eminent Domain
In modern society, “the wants of many outweigh the needs of few” is an uncomfortable adage. In most cases, families are displaced or farms are split in half when a throughway, rail line, or airport is being built, but it is considered necessary evil.
Read MoreFabric Tension Buildings with a Wide Range of Uses [PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT]
Unlike traditional prefabricated buildings, Structures Unlimited’s clear-span prefab buildings are designed and manufactured to enable quick delivery and construction, often within a few weeks rather than months.
Read MoreFarm People May Be More Spiritual Than Religious
A survey of 2,000 Americans, who represent a sample of the US population that opted to respond to a national poll, indicated that spiritual fulfillment may be the key to happiness. The poll was conducted in November 2022 by the market research company, One Poll.
Read More5 Tips for Hiring a Qualified Fencing Contractor
Are you looking to hire someone to build your fence? The following tips from Bekaert Fence Pro Van Medley will help you hire a fencing contractor regardless of your time constraints or fencing experience.
Read MoreWho Are You Now?
Trials in life are as numerous as people reading this. No one’s destruction of their “normal” is more or less shattering than another’s. A shipwreck custom-made for you is life’s way of knocking us down. The metaphorical ship of life can capsize, hit a rock, sink, or get lost in a storm.
Read MoreDiversify Income Opportunities with Multispecies Grazing
Grazing sheep, goats, and cattle together can enhance pasture stewardship and open up new market opportunities. Providing further insight is Dr. Clay Elliott, small ruminant nutritionist with Purina Animal Nutrition.
Read MoreCommon Mistakes Made By Tractor Collectors
A collector or working tractor needs to be as mechanically sound as the paint is shiny. Then and only then is the machine worthy of praise and accolades.
Read MoreExpensive Suits to Barn Boots
Louis Bromfield was coming into his own at a time when it was good to be a writer and hard to be a farmer. His first novel, “The Green Bay Tree”, was published in 1924 and started a string of successfully received books.
Read MoreNew Bigger, Better, and Bolder Supertilt Trailers from Weberlane [see it in action]
Weberlane recently added new models that have grown larger as time becomes more precious and harvesting equipment speeds increase.
Read MoreWhat Is The Most Satisfying Occupation In America?
How can the work associated with agriculture, which most farmers feel is highly stressful, also be associated with happiness and meaningfulness? Agricultural jobs are among the most dangerous, according to OSHA, in their annual reports of occupational injuries, illnesses, and deaths.
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5 Tips for Hiring a Qualified Fencing Contractor
Are you looking to hire someone to build your fence? The following tips from Bekaert Fence Pro Van Medley will help you hire a fencing contractor regardless of your time constraints or fencing experience.
Safely clear, move, stack trees and fence lines from the comfort of your skid cab with a Marshall Tree Saw [PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT]
The Marshall Tree Saw was designed by a Nebraska man using a chainsaw to cut unwanted Cedar trees from pasture land. After years of development, several working prototypes, and field trials, Marshall Tree Saw was born.