From The Farm Blog
You are awesome!! We love the encouraging “car honks”, the cards, the emails, and personal visits. We are so blessed to have you as our “neighbors”. FRUSTRATION – Let me explain… About a month ago, our curious cows broke through the barb wire fence that surrounds the crosses and ruined 6 of our 9 solar …
Believe it or not but we have already completed our shopping list for our cows. Can you guess? Fresh hay and cattle cube. Mmmm Mmmm Good! -Ron-
My father-in-law is a veteran, as is my sister. A few years back, Roger wrote a poem about his time in the Army and he also put on his old uniform. I did a little photo editing and placed the “current Roger” alongside the “younger Roger”. I hope you enjoy the poem and the picture. …
My brother-in-law is a comedian and he travels the country performing as Tim The Dairy Farmer (https://agcomedian.com/ ). It is hard to compete with him because he is so quick wit. Whenever, I come up with a great one-liner, he is already way ahead of me and is already saying it just as I was …
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I took this early morning photo on the farm, next to the crosses. An itsy bitsy spider designed and built this. It did not make an “itsy bitsy” (tiny) spider web, it made a BIG one. So in honor of the itsy bitsy spider, I’m going to think BIG this week! -Ron-
This past Summer, Kim and I worked at the dairy in North Florida for two weeks to give Arlie and Cathy a little break. While we were there, Kim and I had some fun with the cows….check out the photos… I think “the ladies” had a good time.
The week of September 18th, Kim and I visited the the Dairy in North Florida. For four days we worked with Arlie and Cathy Musgrave on their dairy from sun up to sunset. It was hard work. Kim and I love going up there, because on the farm we experience some of most beautiful sunrises …
We would like to announce the birth of “Baby Red” born 9-9-22. Standing 36.25 inches tall and weighing 1,360 ounces. Parents are really excited to welcome their new baby into the world. Alright…alright…I took the liberty to “guesstimate” the weight and height… and…I really didn’t talk to the parents but we, as farmers, are happy …
Last week Roger welcomed a new calf to the family. Bessy, a family pet, had her fifth calf. Depending on the breed, a newborn can weigh between 50-75 pounds and within hours of birth can actually start walking .
I really like this photo. I took it a couple of years ago when Roger and I were removing some old fencing. When we came across this section of fencing we decided that it was too late to salvage any of the fence boards. The tree had a firm grip on the fence boards and …