Community
People and profiles from rural America
Disaster Plans 101
By Kyle Ferlemann
An examination of the basic requirements that your disaster plan should address.
Community and Disaster Preparedness, Part 2
By Kyle Ferlemann
The most effective thing you can do to improve your situation in a disaster, before a disaster, is to be on friendly terms with your neighbors and socially active within your community.
Create a Cottage Industry
Written and Photos by Renee Pottle
This entrepreneur grew a successful farm business by deftly maneuvering through the ever-changing and challenging market.
A Taste for Chicken
By Rebecca Martin
Rebecca Martin talks about her extended familyās adventures raising 200 or more meat chickens, and processing them.
Community and Disaster Preparedness, Part 1
By Kyle Ferlemann
Learn how you can help prepare yourself and community for a disaster to ensure you, your loved ones, and neighbors are safe.
How Old is Too Old to Work
By Jonica Bradley
Ranching is physical labour. How old is too old to work with livestock?
How to Celebrate the Holidays Without Materialism
By Holly Welles
Use these ideas to help you and your family save money and give from the heart this year by adopting a non-materialistic lifestyle.
Sputnik the Space Junk UTV
By Rebecca Martin
Group editor Rebecca Martin shares the story of a UTV her father and grandfather built in the 1950s out of a single-cylinder engine.
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