Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.
Living with nature, using common sense
When we look back in history, there is a reason why people did things the way that they did. Common sense is often not taught in school but learned the hard way. The first thing that engineers should be taught is that water runs downhill and it is very expensive to dig through that hill to get it to run the other way. The very first roads built in our Pontiac County were often called “forced roads”, and did not
Medicare – 1826 vs. 2026
We all hear people complain that the waiting list in the hospitals is too long, no matter where you live.
Sometimes we learn from another farmer
Twenty-some years ago, our old corn planter was getting tired after many years of planting corn, and the newer ones
Taking care in this new age
We should all sit in a quiet room from time to time and just think about where we are and