The best farm planner is one that helps you keep all the balls you have in the air up and functioning. It’s easy to overlook tasks when you have multiple projects going at once, but the Farmer’s Friend Planner can help you pull it all together. Winter is a great time for planning but as...

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Stricken overnight with pain and paralysis, my world was turned upside down by a disease I never knew I had. This is my story and how I’m using food not to just live with CIDP, but thrive. Watch the video about my healing journey here. March 2019 We were heading to dinner with friends and...

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Ready for a funny farm story? In this edition of This Country Life I’ll fill you in on how to loose two pairs of shoes in the mud (and cow poop) and birth a calf in your socks. Because you just can’t make this stuff up.  Last year we kept some of our heifers (baby...

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“Now when that calf comes through that gate, jump over the fence and box him in.” That’s my husband. It was last Thursday, and we were in a mess. The night before we had noticed one of our mama cows in what I call the dying spot. They always use the same stinking spot when...

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It’s hay season here on the farm and from May to August every outdoor activity has some sort of rush to avoid the rain or other natural event. We work to bring in the season’s crops in the heat, humidity and beating sun.  It just has to be done. That’s why my husband took a...

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(Note: there are no pictures for this post. I mean, really? How can you expect a picture for this?) Sometimes things happen around here that I have to share. About a week and a half ago, we had a thunderstorm that dumped almost 2 inches of rain in 40 minutes. It was really coming down,...

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I am not afraid of bugs. I don’t squeal when they fly by or crawl over me. I live in the country and if that was the case, I’d never make it out here. My kids aren’t either–they pick them up first and ask “Does this bite?” after they’ve carried it around for awhile. We’re...

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