Yield, Milo

All of rural America, and I suspicion most of rural Canada, is mourning the recent passing of Baxter Black. I’d guess that Baxter —...

If you live in the Flint Hills like I do, then you’re bound to have frequent “happenings” with all sorts of wild animals. Here,...

Folks, it may be the driest in decades in the western states, but I can tell you from recent observation that it’s “splish, splash,...

Folks, if you have watched as many beef shows as I have in my long life, I’m sure you’ve seen a lot of things...

Crop farmers have been going at their field work hot and heavy recently. As I drive through farming country, I can’t help but notice...

I’ve been reading lately about the possibility of a global food shortage because of a scarcity of various kinds of fertilizer, global warming, drought,...

Folks, I’ve about had it with all the complaining by the tree huggers, media talking heads, and glory-seeking politicians about how methane gas from...

I promised you last week that I’d get back to humor in this column. So, I’ll start with this: A deceased farmer, ol’ “Bum” Fuzzle...

For an old retired geezer, I seem to have a lot happening in my life lately. The most recent involved a trip to Lubbock,...

Behold the county agricultural agent Socially upstanding, man or woman of toil. Their knowledge covers everything From helping people to tilling the soil. And this knowledge they dispense Every...