Agriculture
- Farm Safety
I'v been working with show cattle for over 30 years. The first weekend in April I was helping one of our kids with their heifer in the wash rack to get all the winter grime off. This heifer had been shown last year at State Fair and our...
- What Makes A Farmer, Producer, Rancher...
Living in a itty bitty town, one 4-way stop light, and neighbors 1 or 2 miles away is the life for me. I don't live on a great huge farm, honestly I live on a very tiny farm. I have 15 chickens, a golden retriever, a heifer (lives at a different farm),...
- Different Path, Exciting Life
I didn't start out on a farm. My poor parents ended up with a little one after I brought home a couple runt pigs and lambs for FFA/4-H. I had livestock flowing thru my blood since the day I was born. I was suppose to be the 6th generation...
- Utah Ranchers - The Cox Family
Today we welcome Dustin and Harmony Cox of Alton, Utah. Dustin and Harmony are raising several little cowgirls and have a passion for taking care of their animals and the land they live on! We are located in southern Utah in a small town...
- Lauren Chase
Meet Lauren Chase - she wasn't raised in an agricultural setting, but through an internship she found her way and is now a great advocate for agriculture! I live in Helena, Montana ? Big Sky Country, but I wasn?t raised as a Montana girl. I am originally...
Agriculture
another experience
I haven't worked with cattle long and I have only shown in two shows. So far I love it! The very first time I worked with leading around my heifer, things didn't go well. I was drug across the ground and then lost her. As she was going in circles trying to get free, I had fallen and she almost stepped on my head since she was jumping around. Then I had to hold onto my steer while my cow guy chased after the heifer. He was spooked and I was stressed and then he jumped over a pile of hay and took me into the straw too. Luckily I didn't let him go. I definitely learned from that and I know to never let a calf step on your foot as your walking it because all it does it cause chaos! To this day I still have a scar from the burn that I got from the halter. When I look at it, it reminds me to always be prepared and to show them who is the boss! ha ha 
I am sure that I will encounter many more things as I continue to work with cattle!
I am sure that I will encounter many more things as I continue to work with cattle!- Farm Safety
I'v been working with show cattle for over 30 years. The first weekend in April I was helping one of our kids with their heifer in the wash rack to get all the winter grime off. This heifer had been shown last year at State Fair and our...
- What Makes A Farmer, Producer, Rancher...
Living in a itty bitty town, one 4-way stop light, and neighbors 1 or 2 miles away is the life for me. I don't live on a great huge farm, honestly I live on a very tiny farm. I have 15 chickens, a golden retriever, a heifer (lives at a different farm),...
- Different Path, Exciting Life
I didn't start out on a farm. My poor parents ended up with a little one after I brought home a couple runt pigs and lambs for FFA/4-H. I had livestock flowing thru my blood since the day I was born. I was suppose to be the 6th generation...
- Utah Ranchers - The Cox Family
Today we welcome Dustin and Harmony Cox of Alton, Utah. Dustin and Harmony are raising several little cowgirls and have a passion for taking care of their animals and the land they live on! We are located in southern Utah in a small town...
- Lauren Chase
Meet Lauren Chase - she wasn't raised in an agricultural setting, but through an internship she found her way and is now a great advocate for agriculture! I live in Helena, Montana ? Big Sky Country, but I wasn?t raised as a Montana girl. I am originally...