Category Archives: Farming 101
The Meaning of Rain
In my younger suburban years the weather and whether it rained or not was all about my personal life and when it needed to be a nice day due to whatever it was I was doing. I never thought for … Continue reading
One Busy Field
It’s that time of year again. . . planting season. In my opinion it’s the the second busiest time for grain farmers, with harvesting being the busiest. However I’d have to say planting and harvesting are probably equally as busy … Continue reading
Back Rub Time
I’m sure we can all use a back rub, and yes even the cattle here are spoiled yet again. Not only does My Farmer watch over them like a hawk to keep them safe, but they also get treats and … Continue reading
Farm Gains & Losses
Every year is different here on the farm, and each year comes with it’s own set of challenges. Whether it be the fluctuations of market prices, Mother Nature’s weather choices, or the health and welfare of our cattle herd. Each … Continue reading
A Flavor Like No Other
As I’ve shared with you before I’m not much of a cook or a baker, but I’m learning that it’s very easy to cook a steak, burger, or roast when it’s already full of natural favor. I don’t have to … Continue reading
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
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
A Farmer’s “Brand”
We all have favorite brands of clothes, favorite brands of food products, and the list goes on. I’m starting to learn My Farmer’s favorite brands and it all has to do with the brands he uses here on the farm. … Continue reading
Operating Farm Machines ~Tractors
I love it when I get to witness first hand what my sons are learning by living on a farm. Not only are they learning farm safety, but they’re also learning how to run and drive some of the farm … Continue reading








