Beth Clark
Beth grew up on a family row crop, hog and beef farm in Byron, Michigan, where she now lives with her husband and two dogs. She received a B.S. in agribusiness management from Michigan State University and is now working full time in the animal nutrition space, while chipping away at a master’s in Ag Education. She’s a self-proclaimed nerd; lover of books, bourbon, Spartan football and all things livestock.
Planting Preparations - First Aid
I’m not sure who came up with the phrase “rub some dirt in it”, but I’d bet that he or she was a farmer. It’s no secret that farming is a dangerous occupation. It’s also no secret that farmers operate on strict timelines that leave little room for things like emergency room visits. Growing up, it wa
For the Love of A Farmer
Between 1990 and 2010, the ratio of men to women in rural communities has risen (even as overall populations decline), according to research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln . These and other shifting farm demographics can make it challenging for farmers to find partners in their rural commu