Faith, family and agriculture . . . Churchill says it best: Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, give up. (Opinions are my own and not my employer's)
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I decided to write my column this week on a notebook I pulled from my bookshelf. It felt like a familiar friend as I slid my hand across the page.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
There’s much uncertainty in the world, but there are truths that carry us through. The soul of Nebraska is somewhere in the Sandhills. I know it with all my heart.
In his farewell address, on Jan.17, 1961, President Dwight Eisenhower warned against the establishment of a “military-industrial complex” that had severe overreach in the daily lives of civilians.
‘Doing nothing” is really “doing something,” and sometimes that “something” to do is just chill, writes Kerry Hoffschneider. And that's OK.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
These bold yellow plants are part of the mustard family. Designed to dance in tandem with the prairie, by divine design they take just the water they need to survive.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
The ceremony is over. Life now moves forward with all its challenges and joys for this next generation navigating the post-secondary education or work world. It’s not going to be
The Difference Makers have more than doubled in size in just a few months. York High School FFA committee members are (front from left): Kynlee Westwood, Bridget Kavan and Carly
If you read my column regularly, you might remember the York FFA Difference Makers event — Hope Sojourn for the Heartland — we hosted at Wessels Living History Farm in December of last year.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
If you read my column regularly, you might remember the York FFA Difference Makers event — Hope Sojourn for the Heartland — we hosted at Wessels Living History Farm in December of last year.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
The 2026 Excellence in Ag Sciences Day: Educators Connecting Agriculture to Research with this year’s theme of, “Regenerative Agriculture," is planned for June 17 at the Leadership Center in Aurora.
