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Blogger Katie Pratt says caretaking is what farmers do. Caring for houseplants seems a natural progression of those farm duties during the winter months.

Coloring books can make snow days brighter, especially when they involve farm themes. Here's some that will encourage all ages to get creative.

DTN's View From the Range series introduces the Canadian cattle ranch of the Cross family from Claresholm, Alberta. The special ongoing series will follow the Cross Cattle Company through 2026.

Katy and Houston Howlett's Camp Nevin Farms in Glendale, Kentucky, operates on the edict that it must stand on its own.

The seed to carry on her grandfather's legacy was planted long ago for Lillie Beringer-Crock and her farm family.

DTN's View From the Range series will follow the Stark family's Montana cattle ranch, documenting their cow-calf operation and hay business year-round.

A daughter's idea to bring her cow to visit care center residents, especially former farmers, brought immense joy. Simple acts of kindness can brighten lives.

This Ainsworth, Nebraska, young couple seeks symmetry between working the farm and nurturing their family.

DTN Social Media and Young Farmers Editor Susan Payne wrote about a southwest Ohio school district's introduction to career pathways in agriculture.

From firs to stroopwafels, Lucas and Dana Dull and Dull's Tree Farm brings farm life to thousands of people.

Layne and Ryane Miles look at a future of their diversified farm that will be won or lost in the grocery-store aisle. They operate Miles Farms in McGehee, Arkansas.

Blogger Tiffany Dowell Lashmet says first horses leave lasting impressions on their owner companions.

South Dakota ranchers expand their retail meat business to include products from their herd's beef tallow.

Nearly 100 farmers showed up with their machines for the annual Christmas light tractor parade, so of course it wasn't hard to find an interesting story from the group. But, what do you do when they all have...

DTN Content Editor EllaMae Reiff shares why she wrote about agricultural burnout after watching too many dedicated farmers leave the industry.

DTN Senior Crops Editor Pamela Smith says we never think it will happen to us, until it does. This farmer urges others to plan for the unexpected.

Copeland and Sons Herefords ranch spans six generations in New Mexico. The family improves cattle genetics and land while building a legacy for future generations.

Blogger Jennifer Campbell says giving and donations can take many forms beyond financial contributions. Donating time, energy, space or highlighting the value of genuine generosity and being present for others can be incalculable gifts.