It’s a new year, new beginnings, out with the old and in with the new. Unfortunately, it’s been pretty...

Prevention of disease is, of course, preferred to treatment. One key to prevention, according to some, is to keep...

It has certainly been a year of challenges. COVID-19 triggered widespread economic harm. Because of these disasters, most farmers...

It’s come to my attention that there have been a few herds chowing down on mineral this winter. While...

Christmastime is magical when you hear about the Secret Santas giving money away, neighbors buying a car for a...

In these turbulent times with COVID and election troubles, some things might not be making the news cycle. Fake...

As cow-calf producers strive to reduce feed costs by finding different avenues to increase grazing days, many still have...

Sometimes during the Chiefs game or KSU football games, I’ve been known to issue my instructions at the players....

Water is the cheapest and most important nutrient for all living things. In the winter time, it can be...

I was able to hear from Cattle Fax Analyst Tanner Aherin this week. Cattle Fax keeps a keen eye...

I’ve never given much thought to palm trees and what happens to them during a hurricane, but I recently...

Private water supplies can include wells, springs and cisterns. The home owner/well owner is responsible for assuring the water...

I’ve done a lot of looking at farm ponds this summer. Thankfully, we haven’t seen too many harmful algae...

After Allen Arnold taught me about the signs of the moon, we decided to wean in the “right sign.”...

“A Rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Shakespeare had the right idea; a name is just...