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Yield, Milo

Milo Yield

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Cowboy hat with a history

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When we moved into our new home last October, one of the last items I loaded out of the garage wuz a wooden hat...
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Creative Aggie Salesmanship

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When I wuz a young whippersnapper growing up back in the mid-1900s, I earned spending money any way I could. Some of the main...
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Confused farm guard dog

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Back in the mid to late 1900s rural salesmen were as common as fleas on a dog. They traveled the dusty or muddy rural...
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Coyote tales & ears

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These nice spring days in the Kansas Flint Hills bring back fond childhood memories -- about coyotes. Yep, coyotes. Why? Because coyotes were the...
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Instantaneous Irritating Itch

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At my age, seldom does a week go by that I accidentally don't do sumpthin' that is what I call "chuckle worthy." It happened...
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R.I.P.O.F.F.

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Our new home is close to Tuttle Creek federal reservoir. It wuz built in the late 1950s to control flood damage to land and...
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Hard lessons in farm safety

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Anyone who's been involved in food production knows that farming and ranching rank near the top as the most dangerous profession. Nearly every aggie...
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Fake spring?

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  I think I'm being taken in for a sucker by Mother Nature. She's been dishing up so many warm sunny days in early March...
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An Ugly Aggie Spectacle

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I'd bet good money I've told this true aggie story once before in my column, but it had to be around 35 years ago...
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Animal welfare on steroids

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Back when we lived in Iowa, our nearest neighbors owned an acreage that they dubbed Last Chance Ranch. And, it wuz an apt name...
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