Farm and Rural Family Life

For centuries, groundhogs have been a menace to farmers. Despite their destructive tendencies, columnist Joyce Bupp admires their hibernation habits to weather the worst of winter's wrath.

Winter is a time for farmers to reflect on their season, plan for the next, and consider God's role in their lives. 

A panel of pumpkin growers have seen success when combining u-pick pumpkins with other agritainment opportunities.

As we follow the teachings of Jesus and his disciples in the New Testament, we find God’s truth, we find Jesus teaching us God’s truth, and we discover what God’s truth continues to mean for us today.

When winter rolls around, columnist Joyce Bupp struggles to keep her farmhouse clean. From muddy boots to shedding cats, her mop and broom will be working overtime until warmer days prevail.

You may have heard mindfulness is good for your mental well-being, but did you know this practice can also benefit your heart?

For Columnist Liz Wagner, January usually means a slower pace. But this year, Liz pledged to get her paperwork in order to avoid all-nighters during the busy growing months. 

Columnist Sue Bowman was recently gifted a four-foot-long photo from a 1930 family reunion, which set her thinking about the 200 people depicted. What were their lives like back then? 

Lancaster Farming's Dave Lefever muses on how his inherited Barlow knife connects him to his late father and makes him consider the changing state of the world.

The Bible calls for us to show others the same gentleness and mercy that God has shown to us.