Blogs

Doc on Ag—Predictions for 2013
Blog/News
December 31, 2012

Note: Doc Callahan, retired professor, part-time farmer, and full-time pontificator, lays out his predictions for […]

A Farm Christmas–Red Barn, Mismatched Livestock, and Memories Stuck to Our Boots
Blog/News
December 19, 2012

When Dad spent hours building a classic barn for a Christmas gift, we kids were […]

Where the Wild Things Are—but Maybe Shouldn’t Be
Blog/News
December 13, 2012

Jan. 2017:  This Michigan homeowner found a trail of destruction after coyotes ransacked his abode. […]

Why I Am Not a Farmer: Patience, Pitchforks, and One Ugly Rooster
Blog/News
December 5, 2012

Update–July 2016: Why I Farm Project The “Why I  Farm” project aims to honor the […]

Who Digitally Enhanced the Harvest?
Blog/News
November 27, 2012

Update, Nov. 2015: Virtual Reality and Farming Big data and precision agriculture are influencing the […]

Thanksgiving and the Real Black Friday
Blog/News
November 16, 2012

Update–November 2015:  The American Farm Bureau Federation’s 30th annual informal price survey of classic items […]

Leadership Transition at CAST–Linda Chimenti New EVP on Feb. 1, 2013
Press Release
November 15, 2012

The Board of Directors of the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology has appointed Linda […]

Wanted: A Dog Owner Whisperer
Blog/News
November 9, 2012

What is it about dogs? I grew up running pastures and playing in snow banks […]

Do Cartoon Pigs Produce Animated Manure?
Blog/News
November 2, 2012

Update Sept. 26, 2013:  How a Children’s Cartoon Damaged Japanese Agriculture:  In the 1970s, a  […]

The Bacon–A Sizzlin’ Issue Indeed
Blog/News
October 25, 2012

Update October 2013: According to this site, mathematical calculations actually prove everything is better with […]