From The Farm Blog
We cannot thank you enough for your letters, cards, emails, online comments, and telephone calls wishing Roger Musgrave a happy 90th birthday. He absolutely loved reading them. You made his birthday a very special one.
I’m not sure if you have noticed but over the last two weeks our little herd has grown by 4. Yep, we have 4 new calves. Here is a picture of two of them. And in case you are wondering….no, the cow did not have twins. The calves were just playing together when I took …
PLEASE KEEP THIS A SECRET My Father-In-Law, Roger Musgrave is turning 90 years old on Friday April 21, 2023 and we want to surprise him with lots of cards, letters, emails, comments, etc. If you could help that would be awesome. All you have to do is leave a comment in the “comment section” and …
Arlie and Cathy’s dairy farm have the best sunsets. I remember walking out into the field, taking this pictures and thinking…”this is the life”. After a long day, it is rewarding to see that the cows are happy and content. Thank you Lord for blessing us with another day.
A farmer’s life is 24/7. Recently, Arlie and Cathy were called upon to help with a cow who was not feeling that great. It needed some special care. Unable to walk, Arlie and Cathy devised a sled to drag the cow to the barn so that it could be cared for.
Arlie and Cathy shared this photo taken on their dairy farm in North Florida. Never a dull moment on their farm. What you see is a large calf inside the hay ring. Hay rings are designed to permit feeding of large round bales in a field with minimal hay loss. You place the bale inside …
Roger Musgrave was interviewed by Bill Bunkley for his show on Christian Radio AM930 / FM93.7. Roger shares a little about his family, the purposes of the three crosses and his desire to share Jesus. Click the “play button” below to hear the interview from January 13, 2023. ALL GLORY BELONGS TO THE LORD
Arlie and Cathy, who own and run the dairy in North Florida know that I love coffee, sunrises, sunsets and more coffee. They keep me happy by sending lots of photos and coffee. This photo was taken early December 30th on their farm.
