Ken Root

If agriculture had remained a small organic enterprise for millions of families, it would be portrayed on television and movies as a cottage industry

Sara Wyant

When Dr. Norman Borlaug, father of the 'green revolution' passed away in September, leaders from around the globe memorialized the Nobel Peace Prize winner

Jennifer Latzke

I needed exactly three things from the store--not exactly worth changing out of my weekend home project attire of ratty jeans and holey T-shirt.

Kylene Scott

By Kylene Scott Horses are therapeutic--therapeutic to look at, to ride and to work with. Winston Churchill is often quoted as to

Holly Martin

All livestock producers should mark Nov. 3 on their calendars. While that voting day may not be one of great importance in your

Larry Dreiling

Jennifer Bremer

Sometimes in the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives, we don't stop and think about what it would be like if we didn't

Doug Rich

"Our tools to control the estrus cycle have never been as great as they are today," David Patterson, University of Missouri beef reproduction specialist,

Trent Loos

What a world we live in. With most of the nation's 2009 corn and soybean crops still in the field, hanging on for

Jerry Nine

(Oct. 28)--I was talking to a man who runs quite a lot of cattle. I asked him if his wheat looked good or