When tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of civilization.
Daniel Webster
Recent Posts
- Does Corn-Based Ethanol Increase Hunger?
- Farmland Prices, Forecasts Continue Upward Trend – Latest Figures
- Farmland Value Components - Part Three
- Farmland Value Components - Part Three
- Impacts of an Oil Crisis
- Farmland Value Components - Part Two
- Time for an Energy Policy Based on ENERGY INDEPENDENCE
- Farmland Value Components - Part One
- Strong Fundamentals Continue in 2012 US Farm Industry
- Great Video Depicting Agriculture in the US
Tags
- ag extension office (1)
- ag extension schools (1)
- agribusiness (3)
- alex tiller (1)
- author (3)
- biofules (3)
- book (2)
- book about farming (3)
- entrepreneur (1)
- equipment (2)
- farm management (7)
- farm policy (1)
- farming as a career (4)
- farmtransitions (1)
- fertilizer (5)
- ffa (3)
- future farmer (4)
- HR875 (2)
- inputs (6)
- land link (1)
- livestock (2)
- maintenance (2)
- new farmer (4)
- next farmer (3)
- organics (1)
- tips (9)
- tricks (9)
- young farmer (5)
Archive
View All Posts
Get Notified
Sign up here to join my mailing list. (I do not spam)
Hello, and thanks for checking out my blog. My name is Alex Tiller and I grew up in rural Ohio (Clark County) where my family still owns farmland (corn and beans ). I am a member of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers and am also an agribusiness author/blogger. I write about commercial farming, family farms, organic food production, sustainable agriculture, the local food movement, alternative renewable energy, hydroponics, agribusiness, farm entrepreneurship, and farm economics and farm policy. I visit lots of farms in different areas of the country (sometimes the world) that grow all kinds of different crops and share what I learn with you through this blog.
You can contact me via email by clicking Here: Email AlexBe sure to click on the ads below to support this blog!
Find your Farmers Market
Comments
Post has no comments.