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  • Blogger Jennifer Campbell talks about why she likes to put on a good pair of work boots and then put one foot in front of the other to get the job done. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Jennifer Campbell)

    Our Rural Roots

    Blogger Jennifer Campbell says if you suffer from imposter syndrome, find ways to boost your self-confidence to overcome your doubts.

  • Iowa Barn Foundation will host its annual Spring Barn Tour in June, showcasing 11 historical barns in Northeast Iowa. Pictured is the J.E. Entz barn in Waterloo built over 24 years from 1920-44. The barn is 100 feet long, 36 feet wide and 36 feet tall. (Photo courtesy of Dave Austin via Iowa Barn Foundation)

    Barnstorming: Visit Iowa's Unique Barns

    Iowa Barn Foundation will host its free annual Spring Barn Tour on June 22-23 near Black Hawk and Tama counties in Northeast Iowa.

  • Blogger Meredith Bernard says some sayings have become cliche and, by many, considered overused. But she adds it's hard not to see the truth in them. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Meredith Bernard)

    Our Rural Roots

    Blogger Meredith Bernard encourages people to make the effort to effectively turn back the clock to simpler times.

  • Blogger Tiffany Dowell Lashmet says while she likes to declutter, she hates being wasteful. So, if something has more life left, she likes to donate. (LifestyleVisuals, Getty Images)

    Our Rural Roots

    Blogger Tiffany Dowell Lashmet says with the renewal that spring brings, a desire to clean and declutter soon follows.

  • As some rural counties expect to see tens of thousands more visitors than usual next week, they are warning residents of clogged roads and possible trespassers on rural property. This was one of the rural roads in southeast Nebraska in 2017 when traffic slowed to a stop as frustrated people tried to get out of cities to see a total solar eclipse. (DTN photo by Elaine Shein)

    Protect Your Farm From Eclipse Visitors

    With large numbers of people expected to travel into areas where the totality path crosses the country during April 8's rare solar eclipse, farmers may feel the impact of crowded roads and highways, competition for fuel and food in their communities, and might deal with...

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