Paul Lierz is the ag teacher and FFA advisor at Jackson Heights High School in Holton, Kansas, and his Philosophy of Life is profound.
During the warm months, few meals are eaten in the home. So what’s a good solution for food for the farmer or rancher on the go?
If you’re eager on learning how to start baby chicks for your family, hopefully you can put this advice to good use and know what to think about beforehand.
If your marriage means so little to you that you won’t fight for it by doing everything possible to save it, you have bigger problems than money.
Marriage and farming are hard. We don’t have all the answers and sometimes we just need help — and there are many out here ready and able to do so.
As we head in to spring calving season, these are a few of the things I’m keeping in mind and thinking through.
Kansas farmer Kelsey Pagel writes Till & Talk, an AGDAILY column that answers reader-submitted questions about modern agriculture and rural life.
I’m always looking for a list with options for each beef cut that I pull out of the freezer, and hopefully this list will stoke some inspiration for you.
Kansas farmer Kelsey Pagel writes Till & Talk, an AGDAILY column that answers reader-submitted questions about modern agriculture and rural life.
This time of year a lot of us are reflecting on not only the current year, but also our lives. For farmers, there are similarities and differences.