Bees
Dad started keeping honeybees on the farm in the mid-1950s.
Grain Place
Our mission is simple: nurture soil and nurture community.
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Soaking In
Watch now | Episode 15—the intricacies of irrigation
Exploring Hidden Connections of the Prairie
Nature Conservancy’s Chris Helzer says healthy prairies depend on diversity, resilience, land management, by Kurt Johnson
Hot Pigs...
Watch now | Epsiode 14—... and hot humans
Nitrates a Growing Public Health Concern
UNMC scientist says farmers not to blame, urges private well testing as studies examine possible connections to cancer, by Kurt Johnson
Irrigation
Watch now | Episode 13—Soil health makes a difference
First Americans Lived Here
It was not uncommon when I was a kid for Dad to stop the tractor out in the field, get off, and pick something up from the ground.
It’s All Connected
Grain Place Field Day Cultivates Conversation, by Kurt Johnson
Not Alone
Watch now | Episode 12—But Often Solitary
Wild Blueberries
Several years ago, my wife Maureen and I spent a few days in Maine.