Agriculture
- Their Experiences...
My daughter was walking two herself (heifer and steer) on Sunday as dad was too tired to walk the difficult one and we were just about in the home stretch when the heifer got spooked by something and daugher got pushed to the ground by the steer and then...
- Fyi
Last night, in the midst of bah's of sheep, my pocket knife and plastic I began to think about what I would write today. Then it began to storm as my cousins and uncle and brother where in the other room grooming sheep for the sale this weekend, the...
- Stauffer Dairy
Please welcome Krista & Brandon on the blog today from Stauffer Dairy in Washington! Brandon & Krista have a small family farm where everyone helps out to make their dreams come true! Hello, we are Brandon & Krista Stauffer of Stauffer...
- The Road To Ranching
Today we welcome Shelli Mader. She writes to us about her parent's road to ranching and how agriculture has been part of her life. Her story is one that I think a lot of people can relate to in agriculture. She also offers advice for beginning farmers...
- Misener Family Harvesters
Today we welcome Emma of Misener Family Harvesters! This family follows the harvest from the Texas/Oklahoma border all the way to the North Dakota/Canadian border! I woke up this morning in my smaller-than-average sized bed, to the wonderful sound of...
Agriculture
Encouter with the storms!
Last night in my neck of the woods, farmers, where scurrying around doing there best to finish up plowing and planting. As the clouds over head started to tumble as my brother and I watched, I saw 3 tractors speed by down the road heading back home to take cover. While taking pictures I sort of felt like a storm chaser not gunna lie, but when I saw the deer along the fence row start to run I knew I better head inside. About the time we started to walk back a huge gust of wind blew me over! My brother and I hi-tailed it inside our house and watched the storm move faster. With the windows all open in the house I smelt the rain start pounding our house.
This morning as I walked outside to do chores I notice 3 tractors sitting at the edge of the field. Dear everyone, please take cover when it storms! Tornadoes cause an average of 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries in the U.S. each year. Lightning occurs in all thunderstorms; each year lightning strikes the United States 25 million times. Is the #1 cause of deaths associated with thunderstorms...more than 140 fatalities each year. Causes more than $1 billion in damage to property and crops each year.
This morning as I walked outside to do chores I notice 3 tractors sitting at the edge of the field. Dear everyone, please take cover when it storms! Tornadoes cause an average of 70 fatalities and 1,500 injuries in the U.S. each year. Lightning occurs in all thunderstorms; each year lightning strikes the United States 25 million times. Is the #1 cause of deaths associated with thunderstorms...more than 140 fatalities each year. Causes more than $1 billion in damage to property and crops each year.
- Their Experiences...
My daughter was walking two herself (heifer and steer) on Sunday as dad was too tired to walk the difficult one and we were just about in the home stretch when the heifer got spooked by something and daugher got pushed to the ground by the steer and then...
- Fyi
Last night, in the midst of bah's of sheep, my pocket knife and plastic I began to think about what I would write today. Then it began to storm as my cousins and uncle and brother where in the other room grooming sheep for the sale this weekend, the...
- Stauffer Dairy
Please welcome Krista & Brandon on the blog today from Stauffer Dairy in Washington! Brandon & Krista have a small family farm where everyone helps out to make their dreams come true! Hello, we are Brandon & Krista Stauffer of Stauffer...
- The Road To Ranching
Today we welcome Shelli Mader. She writes to us about her parent's road to ranching and how agriculture has been part of her life. Her story is one that I think a lot of people can relate to in agriculture. She also offers advice for beginning farmers...
- Misener Family Harvesters
Today we welcome Emma of Misener Family Harvesters! This family follows the harvest from the Texas/Oklahoma border all the way to the North Dakota/Canadian border! I woke up this morning in my smaller-than-average sized bed, to the wonderful sound of...