Author Archives: CCOAF
A Farmer’s Publications
I venture to say most of us have magazines, newsletters, or websites that we enjoy depending on our interests. From what I can tell a farmer is no different. There are a variety of publications My Farmer enjoys as well … Continue reading
From FHA to IEHA
I’m learning that some life experiences get you ready for similar experiences in the future. For instance, I was in the FHA (Future Homemakers of America) back in High school and now I’m a part of the IEHA (Indiana Extension … Continue reading
Hitting My Limit
The battle continues for internet access here in the country. If you’ve read previous posts I finally dropped my satellite internet and went with a wireless 3G wifi connection from Verizon Wireless. I’m finding there are pros & cons to … Continue reading
The Bunk Bed Review
If you’re thinking about purchasing a bunk bed there are many things to consider that you may not even know existed as well as the pros and cons to owning one. Furthermore, you don’t need to have two children in … Continue reading
Learning the Cuts
This has been one definite learning experience for me in regards to learning the cuts of meat of a cow and the best packaging request. Since we’ve been married I’ve been learning the cuts & packaging that originally suited just … Continue reading
Full of Inspiration
We find inspiration in various places, but you will never find inspiration faster than with the social media site Pinterest. Yep it’s a social media site that’s growing with leaps and bounds. It gives users the option to utilize it … Continue reading
Password Storage
As my on-line usage has gone up over the past ten years so has the need for login names and passwords for all the sites that I utilize. The requirements for the types of usernames and passwords have gotten stricter … Continue reading
Free Range Farm Animals
This is one aspect of the country I’m struggling to get use to, and that’s loose farm animals or ones that have gotten out of their fenced in area. Whether it be free range chickens, cattle jumping fences, or people … Continue reading




