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Monthly Archives: February 2011
FFA Comes to Church
This week is National FFA week and it was a great surprise for me to walk into church yesterday morning and witness a sea of Blue & Gold FFA jackets lining the front rows of our church. Our pastor explained it … Continue reading
Posted in family, Farm Bureau, FFA, food, livestock care
Tagged family, ffa, food, livestock care
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We Survived!
The snow and ice made our job of caring for our hogs and cattle more challenging but we survived! We are lucky to have our modern hog barns to help us protect our hogs from this rough winter. Our hogs … Continue reading
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Day 3 of the Great Snow/Ice Storm
Today was a challenge but it wasn’t as bad as yesterday. We were greeted this morining with over 20 inches of snow that had drifted through the night. Kevin had to walk to the machine shed to get a tractor and blade. He … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, cattle, farm, hogs, snow, snowstorm, trucking
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Day 2 of the Great Snow/Ice Storm
I thought yesterday was a rough day but it turns out it was nothing compared to today. We decided I should get to the mill early this morning to help answer the phones and pay the bills. Tuesday’s are the days … Continue reading
