Ozarks Farm & Neighbor Newspaper – written for, by & about farmers

Jerry Crownover on how “tight” his parents were, and how the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree

Grandpa Greenberry Henry on my mother’s side of the family owned this place,” Roger Ragland, Searcy County farmer recalled. “Then Grandpa Noah Henry, then Mom and Dad wound up with it, then me. I’ve farmed all my life, as far back as I can remember. There’s nine of us kids, and we worked together all our life and never had any problems getting along with each other."

Bull fertility testing; worth the time and expense

Tips for savings when gas guzzles your budget

Tara Johnson

James Skelton has shifted with the Beefmaster trend, from Red to Black, to compete in today's market