Things change
November 18, 2025
Today, everybody wants more health care, shorter work days and weeks, better roads, and less taxes. There once was a sign in an auto repair
Today, everybody wants more health care, shorter work days and weeks, better roads, and less taxes. There once was a sign in an auto repair
A few days ago I was asked what OECD is. A couple days later, it showed up in one of my morning agricultural information emails.
Every now and again, we get reminded that common sense is very important. Last week, while watching a World Series baseball game played by the
As we head to the polls with pride in our towns, municipalities, and county, we sometimes wonder why our ancestors would leave a settled country
We are in election season. Most candidates are preaching that they can do better, but without very many or no solutions to problems that in
More than a decade ago, I wrote a series of articles for an agricultural paper. The series was called The Seven Bank Accounts of a
Farmers have been wondering about what’s the next new herbicide around the corner. After WWII, there were some new tools in the farmers toolbox to
As the nights get colder, the kids are back to school or far away at college. Everybody that is still with us has celebrated another
Dad used to say, “Any day that you don’t learn something, is a lost day!” I’ve had many of those days too. As the health
When most people my age (over 75) went to school, college, or more, we didn’t take psychology. We basically were taught the three Rs: Redin,
Today, everybody wants more health care, shorter work days and weeks, better roads, and less taxes. There once was a sign in an auto repair shop that said, “everybody wants their car repairs faster, better, and cheaper!” We all know
A few days ago I was asked what OECD is. A couple days later, it showed up in one of my morning agricultural information emails. It’s an international group of economists that work together to try to promote sustainable economic
Every now and again, we get reminded that common sense is very important. Last week, while watching a World Series baseball game played by the two best teams in North America, in the nicest stadium in North America (according to
As we head to the polls with pride in our towns, municipalities, and county, we sometimes wonder why our ancestors would leave a settled country and good neighbours to take a dangerous trip across that Atlantic where icebergs, storms and
We are in election season. Most candidates are preaching that they can do better, but without very many or no solutions to problems that in some cases were started 30 or more years ago. Before we built our last dairy
More than a decade ago, I wrote a series of articles for an agricultural paper. The series was called The Seven Bank Accounts of a Farmer. Whether you are a farmer or not, the same seven bank accounts still apply.
Farmers have been wondering about what’s the next new herbicide around the corner. After WWII, there were some new tools in the farmers toolbox to control the weeds and insects. They included 2,4,5-T (brush killer), 2,4-D and MCPA for broadleaf
As the nights get colder, the kids are back to school or far away at college. Everybody that is still with us has celebrated another birthday this year and we reminisce about our old friends that left us this year
Dad used to say, “Any day that you don’t learn something, is a lost day!” I’ve had many of those days too. As the health care industry became one of the largest industries in the world, we began to ask
When most people my age (over 75) went to school, college, or more, we didn’t take psychology. We basically were taught the three Rs: Redin, Rightin, and Rithmatic. Mrs. McCord tried to get us more “cultured” by teaching poetry and
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