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  • Some seasons require deep thought and intention to find joy, both in nature and life. This prerequisite month to the entrance of summer is easier on the heart and mind. (Photo by Meredith Bernard)

    Our Rural Roots

    Blogger Meredith Bernard encourages people to enjoy the usually mild weather of May and take joy where you can find it.

  • Blogger Jennifer Campbell says for all the ways things have progressed, the heart of it all has stayed the same. (Photo by Chris Campbell)

    Our Rural Roots

    Blogger Jennifer Campbell encourages mothers to stop, enjoy, reflect and appreciate Mother's Day.

  • Agricultural producers need to be proactive to protect their home, buildings, equipment and livestock from wildfires. (DTN file photo)

    Protect Homes, Buildings From Wildfires

    As a higher-than-average number of wildfires are already being seen in the U.S. and the Canadian Prairies, landowners should take steps now to reduce the risk for wildfires on their property. University of Missouri Extension gives tips that include...

  • Halftime Bar & Grill in Pleasantville, Iowa, was named Iowa's Best Burger for 2025. (Photo by Iowa Cattlemen's Association/Iowa Beef Industry Council)

    Iowa Restaurant Wins Best Burger

    Halftime Bar & Grill in Pleasantville, Iowa, won Iowa's Best Burger Contest, sponsored by the Iowa Cattlemen's Association and Iowa Beef Council. The restaurant, owned by the DeHeer family, sources fresh beef locally and has seen customer traffic...

  • Learn more about Stuart Sanderson, a fourth-generation farmer who will be reporting this season on crop and rural conditions from Alabama. (DTN photo by Brent Warren)

    View From the Cab

    Meet Alabama farmer Stuart Sanderson who will be reporting each week for DTN's View From the Cab series.

  • A new documentary filmed and edited by Kylie Daniel (left) and directed by Scot England (front) follows Tara Barrett-Duzan (right) after she assumes the responsibilities of operating her family's Illinois farm. (Photo courtesy of Jared Duzan)

    Farmer's Daughter Keeps Legacy Alive

    She had a career as a television news anchor, but family tragedy forged a new career path for this central Illinois farmer's daughter. A new documentary available for all to watch tells the story.

  • As they prepared food in the classroom, students collaborated, did math, read and problem-solved. (Photo by Katie Pratt)

    Our Rural Roots

    Blogger Katie Pratt spent an afternoon sharing the lifelong gift of food preparation with junior high students.

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