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August 6, 2026

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Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.

Chris Judd, The Equity

Can we make it happen?

What are our children, grandchildren, and the next generation going to inherit? The “me, me, me” people don’t worry about the future, because they say, “that will be their problem!” I have dedicated much of my life to helping those in power understand that we are but the caretakers of our grandchildren’s world. Today’s generation has enjoyed probably the best times of all. We have gone from the horse and buggy to rockets that have taken man to the moon

Useless or needed?

How do you feel today? When I wake up and see the sunshine, I thank God for getting me here

Dust storm warning!

“That’s a first for me!” came The Weather Network on Sunday morning (some very observant retired dairy farmer’s wife, who

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