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Fondly remembering Baxter Black
All of rural America, and I suspicion most of rural Canada, is mourning the recent passing of Baxter Black. I’d guess that Baxter —...
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Animal Farm
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,...
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Splish splash splosh
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,...
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Where’s the Beef
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...
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GYRO TRACTOR
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...
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DANDELIONS TO THE RESCUE
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,...
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Cowtalytic Converter
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...
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Inheritance problem solved
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...
