It is 8:30 at night, and once again I have delayed writing my article. Not only have I procrastinated, but I am also stumped as…
Read MoreEach year before Christmas, Kevin Daugherty, a former educator who works for the Illinois Farm Bureau’s Ag in the Classroom program, gives out recommendations for…
Read MoreThe past spell of above-average weather to start the New Year was a blessing, allowing me to tackle some of those odd jobs on the…
Read MoreWould you consider a temperature of 68 degrees to be a cold wave? Did you know that meteorologists do not calculate a wind chill for…
Read MoreI read an article several years back that now haunts me. It gives me pause whenever I perform the most simple and basic tasks on…
Read MoreIf you were to get a tattoo, what would it be? When I was very young, I thought tattoos were a sign of being rebellious…
Read MoreThere are multiple articles that try to explain the difference between price gouging versus supply and demand economics. Now for the reason I bring this up:…
Read MoreWould you bend over to pick up a penny? How about 2 or 3? Is a penny today worth as much as it was in…
Read MoreNote: This column is reprinted from Oct. 15, 2014. The combine is the piece of machinery used to harvest grains. When harvesting soybeans, the plants are…
Read MoreA change is in the air. It is now officially fall, both meteorologically and astronomically. And, if you like your German beers, it is also…
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