Interview with Quad Cities author Neil Dahlstrom.
His book, released in 2022, “Tractor Wars: John Deere, Henry Ford, International Harvester, and the Birth of Modern Agriculture”, has resulted in a PBS documentary. 
The book will be available in paperback in May.

Karen Scott, Stark County Farm Bureau Agriculture in the Classroom Coordinator, and her 1956 Chevy. She says she tries to get it out every April 1, so it’ll be cruising the streets next week.

Brad Bickett grew up on a family farm in western Bureau County, playing basketball in the barn. He would lead his tiny Ohio High School basketball team to the IHSA state title game in 1986. On April 1, voters in the community will determine the school’s future. If they decide to close it, students will go to either Amboy or Bureau Valley High Schools. Ohio High School’s enrollment is down to 22. It was 69 when Bickett was in school.

Luke Schoen from Highland in Madison County tells the story of his family barn built in 1898.

Old Schoolhouse serves as shop for Richland County Farmer Tim Ridgely.