The holiday season brings plenty of changes, festivities and time at home for children. “How they handle it all is affected by their temperament,” says Jamie Neff, a human sciences specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.Temperament, originally studied … Continue reading →
O’Brien County Conservation Naturalist, Lindsey Kleinhesselink, is excited to host a quarterly book club. The first selection for your reading list is “A Sand County Almanac” by Aldo Leopold. This 1949 non-fiction work by an ecologist, forester, and environmentalist challenges … Continue reading →
A recent study found that while concern about the negative impacts of climate change can reduce job satisfaction, farmers who have more resilient systems were more likely to report higher job satisfaction. Photo courtesy of Iowa State UniversityAMES, IA – … Continue reading →
