Nature – Page 3 – Homestead on the Range

Thank You, God, for Kansas

Thank You, God, for making wind,
For the mighty storms that You send;
Thank You for the rainbow’s bend.
Thank You, God, for Kansas.

Choosing only 10 places that represent the Flint Hills at their finest is not simple. Take any road and you will see something breathtaking.

Native Americans were in a prime position to observe the weather and learn the sequences that precede and follow each system.

The sunflower was first deemed a weed by the state legislature in 1886.

Short poems feature bugs that will be familiar to nearly every Kansas child, and children from other places, as well.

Whether you lived through them or not, the major tornadoes of Kansas have become indelibly stamped on the state’s memory.

The Backyard Homestead Seasonal Planner is a season-guided approach to keeping up with the homestead chores in sync with nature.

In The Sheer Ecstasy of Being a Lunatic Farmer, Joel Salatin draws a sharp contrast between conventional farming and the alternative path.

Ready for a challenge? Tackle this list of 12 books on flora, fauna, weather, conservation, and more.