Commentary. Earlier this winter while attending a farm show sponsored by a local radio station that carries Brownfield programming, a listener shared with me a poem “Sermons We See” by Edgar A. Guest. The message was first published in 1919 in “The Boy Agriculturalist” Volumes 12-13, Illinois State Training School for Boys. As is often […]
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