Photo credit: USDA Mother Nature can make raising livestock a challenge in the winter. Here are seven Successful Farming listens with tips for staying safe and maximizing efficiency in the coldest months of the year. Today’s snow is tomorrow’s mud. The sooner you can remove snow from feedlot pens, the easier it is to manage. Warren Rusche is an extension beef feedlot management associate at South Dakota State University and offers a few practical tips.
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Family implores others to mask up
Letter to the editor
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Shared thoughts from our daughter, Christina Curell, MPH, relevant for us Midland folks: Who is the person you care about most? Who you d do anything for, give anything to protect? Whoever your person is, public health guidance is meant to protect them. Refusal to follow it means you are putting them in greater danger.
The people I would do anything for are my parents, who are Midland residents and over age 65.
If you’re the person at the grocery or hardware store without a mask, you know you can get away with it. Nobody can force you to wear a mask though they may wonder what health condition it is that makes going out in public without a mask safer than wearing one or staying home.
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