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Tag Archives: ranchers
Wildfires Stir Emotion in the Flyover States
“The flyover states, nothing exciting ever happens there. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to live down there.” This statement came from a fellow passenger as I was flying from California to Missouri a while back. I simply smiled and told the lady I … Continue reading
Posted in agchat, agriculture, America's Heartland, family, livestock care, Uncategorized, weather
Tagged #COwildfires, #flyover, #flyoverstate, #KSWildfires, #OKwildfires, #prayer, #strong, #TXwildfires, #wildfires, cattle, cow, farmer, farmers, Missouri, pigs, rancher, ranchers, tornado
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Time to Ditch the Water Rule
My husband, Kevin, and I farm with his parents and brother. We are the 5th generation of farmers in our family and we raise hogs, cattle, corn, soybeans, and rye. We are also raising our children on our farm and … Continue reading
Posted in agchat, agriculture, food, government, weather
Tagged #ditchtherule, agriculture, Clean Water Act, Congress, CWA, ditches, EPA, farmers, navigable, proposed water rules, ranchers
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The Food Knowledge Gap
This last week I heard someone talking about a recent hospital visit a family member had. A nurse, who was providing care for the person, told them they needed to eat only organic food because it was healthier. The nurse … Continue reading
Transparency in Food
Today I should have been in Chicago attending the Food Dialogues discussion regarding transparency in food. I wasn’t able to attend because we are still trying to plant beans on our farm and we have hay that is ready to … Continue reading
Posted in agchat, agriculture, education, food, livestock care
Tagged agchat, farmers, food, Food Dialogues, foodd, GMO, hogs, pigs, ranchers, Transparency, U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance, USFRA
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Life In a Rural Community
Last week our daughter had a big basketball game at her school against a neighboring town; it was the “Think Pink” game that is becoming an annual tradition for our school. FCCLA organized this event to raise money for breast … Continue reading
Posted in agchat, agriculture, education, family, Uncategorized
Tagged agriculture, basketball, boy scouts, breast cancer, cattle, dad, dance, farm, farmers, hogs, mom, prayers, ranchers, tae-kown-do, think pink
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Will My Children Be Allowed to Work on Our Farm?
Last week I traveled to Washington, DC to testify before the Subcommittee on Agriculture, Energy and Trade (Subcommittee of the House Committee on Small Business) on behalf of America’s farmers and ranchers about the Department of Labor’s proposed rules regarding … Continue reading
Posted in agchat, agriculture, family, Farm Bureau, government
Tagged Child Labor, Department of Labor, DOL, farm, farmers, Freedom, kids, Protecting, ranchers, regulations, rules, tools, work, Work Ethic
72 Comments
U.S. Senator Roy Blunt Visits Northeast Missouri & Stops By Our Feed Mill
U. S. Senator Roy Blunt is touring Northeast Missouri this week to discuss the economy and other issues that are important to Missourians. He made a stop this afternoon at our feed mill to visit with farmers, ranchers and local … Continue reading
Posted in agchat, agriculture, education, family, government
Tagged America, American Energy, Congress, economy, EPA, farmers, Free Trade Agreements, FTA, government, jobs, ranchers, Senator Roy Blunt
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