Editorials

Hello, Lyn Messersmith here with your letter from the line camp, and a reminder to stop in and greet your neighbors down there on

A farmer called me last week to find out if he could bring a load of chemical jugs with their respective boxes to the

By Rebecca M. Duron, MD, MSPH Pregnancy is such an incredible state of anticipation. Each day it seems like you’re finding something new to

The first week of August is bike week in Sturgis, South Dakota. I know this because every highway running north out of Nebraska is

By Leah Hendrickson CSW-PIP, QMHP The human race has never been more connected to one another. We can reach family, friends and strangers across

This is the season of parts runs. Country folks know that term but, for you townies it’s when machinery breaks down in the field

Let’s have a most unique find of the day contest, Bonnie Fanhauser suggested as she began her shift sorting at the north end of

The tack boxes are loaded, feed, water buckets, wood shavings and a blocking chute fill the front of the trailer. Shovels, rakes, brooms, wheelbarrows,

There is no doubt that irrigation has changed agriculture for the better. Irrigation is what makes farming in a large portion of the Great

By Dr. Bradley Jordan Your tooth broke, it was painful, the dentist said it couldn’t be fixed and it had to be pulled. Now