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The Challenges of Winter on the Farm
We had our first snow of the winter this week and with it came the normal scenes of winter. The snow blanketed the ground and all we could see was white. There were cars and trucks in the ditches, kids … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Care, cattle, cow, farm, food, hog, hogs, ice, roads, snow, truck drivers, trucker
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It’s Pumpkin Time…Carve for a Cause
Every year on our farm we carve pumpkins, it’s a family tradition. This year we wanted to find something really cool to carve on our pumpkins. I saw a friend posted a link on Facebook to the Better Homes & … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, American Humane Association, Better Homes & Gardens, Farm Life, HSUS, March of Dimes, pumpkin carving, pumpkins, Red Cross, Red Star
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The Aftermath of the Birds Point Levee Breach
In May I blogged about the US Army Corps of Engineers causing intentional breaches in the Birds Point Levee in Southeast Missouri. The land that was protected by this levee produces enough food to feed over 1 MILLION people a year. When … Continue reading
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