After recently changing the cover photo on my Facebook page, a follower commented and asked why barns are always red. Quite frankly, that was a pretty good question and not one I had ever considered. We don't actually have any red barns on our farm and the barn pictured was a neighbor's barn. … [Read more...]
Want to Help Animals? Skip HSUS
Farm Living: Tracks
Uh oh...looks like someone else has been checking out the corn, too. … [Read more...]
Know The Truth About GMOs – The Balancing Act
Federal Judge Kicks GMO Ban in Hawaii
Hawaii is now free and clear of any and all GMO cultivation bans! While that's certainly a reason to celebrate for the islands' farmers, the decision actually has potential for supporting farmers throughout the country. Last November, voters in Maui County, Hawaii passed a ballot proposal that … [Read more...]
Happy Independence Day!
Happy Fourth of July! … [Read more...]
Farm Living: Knee High by the Fourth of July?
You've probably heard the old adage that corn should be "knee high by the Fourth of July." In reality, our field corn is usually well past our knees come July 4th! As you can see by the picture, our corn is about waist high this year, though it varies vastly from one field to the next. … [Read more...]
Time to Market Product Comparison
So, the next time someone tries to tell you that GMOs have been a "rush job" and we haven't had time to properly vet them, be sure to share this gem. To learn more, check out U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance. … [Read more...]
Farmers & Bees – Buffer Strips
All Milk Is Antibiotic Free!
As National Dairy Month draws to a close today, here's another one of my favorite facts about dairy! If a dairy cow gets sick on a conventional farm, it will be given antibiotics as treatment until it gets all better. However, the antibiotics do not end up in the milk supply. Rather, treated dairy … [Read more...]
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