Mychal Wilmes is a journalist who specializes in local agricultural news and stories in Minnesota. With a focus on the farming community, Mychal's articles for AGWEEK cover a range of topics including farming practices, rural life, agricultural history, and the impact of weather on farming.
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Mychal's coverage primarily focuses on local agricultural and farming issues in Minnesota, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary. He seems to be interested in articles that reflect the unique challenges and experiences of rural life, particularly as they relate to agriculture and farming.
Given his focus on specific topics such as water scarcity, climate change, drought management, conservation measures, and water crisis within the context of agriculture & farming themes in Minnesota, Mychal would likely respond well to pitches from experts who can provide insights or commentary related to these specific topics within the region. Additionally, he may also be interested in personal stories or case studies highlighting how these issues impact individuals or communities within Minnesota.
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While livestock didn't work out for Mychal Wilmes, they did work out for his brother's operation.
By: Mychal Wilmes
Mychal Wilmes recalls growing up with his father who had a "make do with what you have'' attitude.
Frozen silage, flooded gutters, numb fingers and more were part of winter chores. Mychal Wilmes recalls what helped the family through it all.
Columnist Mychal Wilmes recalls the days leading up to Christmas and all the preparations made on the farm.
By: Mychal Wilmes
There are good reasons for dehorning cattle and castrating hogs, but the difficult nature of those jobs makes them undesirable to columnist Mychal Wilmes.
Farmers did what they could in times when their way of life was crumbling around them. Columnist Mychal Wilmes recalls the intent of penny auctions to save the farm and stick it to the lenders.
By: Mychal Wilmes
Build-it-yourself tractors, homes and sheds were necessary for a generation coming out of the Great Depression with little.
Columnist Mychal Wilmes recalls some special feline and canine family members that have come and gone.
Columnist Mychal Wilmes recalls how relatives from long ago would come to life through stories shared around the kitchen table.
How a U.S. soldier found a German bride and returned to the U.S. to start farming and build a life together.
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