Living the Country Life

Winter Content

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Tractors should be driven carefully on snow and ice, especially in certain circumstances
Radio interview source: Richard Beard, Ag Engineering Specialist, Utah State University   Listen to the radio mp3 or read below In this edition of Maintenance Monday, we're answering a...
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As colder weather creeps in, it's your job to make sure your animals are warm, safe, and cared for. Here are some tips for getting your furry, feathered and finned friends ready for winter!
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Follow these tips to keep your koi and your pond healthy this fall and winter.
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With these seasonal pointers and quick tasks from the experts at John Deere, you'll be prepared for a fast start to spring and high cutting season.
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Our 4-H club, the Happy Hustlers (I know, but it's a really old club), had a sledding part at the Bougher farm south of Indianola, Iowa. Who needs a professional ski run when you have a great...
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It may be cold outside, but that's no excuse for staying indoors all winter! Bundle up, grab a friend, and go have some fun!
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"Country view" asks you to address subjects on which you are the experts. These are some of your best winter weather stories.
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Give your acreage a once-over before winter to prevent problems and protect your investment.
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Watch your animals as they graze during the winter, as it can lead to stunted pasture growth in the springtime.
Livestock can often find something green to nibble during the winter, but you have to be cautious. Over-grazing and hooves can stunt pasture re-growth in the spring. Radio interview source: Hugh...

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