That summer marked the start of a journey that I hadn’t fully imagined.

Recently, I attended the 20th International Silage Conference in Gainesville, Florida – an event that brought together more than 330 leaders in silage research, innovation and sustainable agriculture from 37 countries.

The promise made by Memorex was simple – the illusion was real. Artificial intelligence (AI) makes a similar promise – replicating writing, tone, voice and putting words together so that readers may not know for sure whether a piece was crafted by a human or by AI.

That 1990 Cheyenne Fleetside pickup isn’t just a truck, it's my dad's truck.

Like every first weekend in May for 44 years, the Yellowstone Flint and Cap Club celebrated its anniversary by reenacting Wisconsin’s rich culture as it was before 1840 with the use of tent lodges and teepees. The Bloody Lake Rendezvous took place at Black Hawk Memorial Park, located a few miles northwest of Woodford, Wisconsin.

By the time you get this issue, a new administration will be in office – or back in office, as is the case with Donald Trump’s return to Washington, D.C. But the new standard is expected to be like the old, meaning a bold return to the days of protectionism.

I haven't always been big on January. Thirty-one days in the middle of icy weather with more dark hours than light, January isn’t exactly the most hospitable month for personal growth.