By Kindra Gordon & Codi Vallery-Mills Reflecting on the past year undoubtedly brings to mind some concerning occurrences. The Russian/Ukraine War started in the early months of 2022 and quickly the world was feeling the effects. As spring came, continued drought in the Great Plains region saw cattle herds being liquidated. Summer storms flattened fields and structures in derecho winds. Then gas and diesel prices began to rise alongside other farm and ranch expenses. As late summer and fall arrived interest rates ticked upward on ag operating notes.  All that in one short year. So, you’re asking what possible...

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