Our Unintentional Money Lesson with our Farm Kids
August 14, 2024
Our latest money lesson with our kids was unintentional. There was an overabundance of undirected energy, so I offered a quarter for every
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Why I’m glad our kids don’t just see the fun stuff
August 12, 2024
We worked pairs to send to grass and I had help with my kids so they came at the end. They got in
How Sharing on the Internet Changed my Perspective of Hospitality.
August 9, 2024
I recently received a message on Instagram commenting about the leafy spurge in our pasture. It honestly gave me a good laugh. While
Shop House, Forever Home?
August 7, 2024
While we were designing the lean on the shop as our temporary home until we built a house at our new place, I
How Building a First Generation Business is different than a Sixth Generation Business Financially.
August 7, 2024
How we view money starts at home. Working in the family business reinforces those ideas as adults. I see it as such a
How we planned to grow 40 cows to 1000.
August 5, 2024
In 2014 I bought 40 cows and showed Kyle how I could keep all my heifers and quickly grow the herd to 1000
How a Farm Mom Takes 4 Kids Along Daily
August 2, 2024
It was hard for me taking 1 kid along. Two kids was even harder!! Three wasn’t harder than two. Four is hard, but
What Does Doing the Right Thing Cost?
July 31, 2024
Today, a dent in the ranger, a mosquito bite and time. Today’s God whisper felt crystal clear — doing the right thing is
Our Tractor Cab Protocol for Children
July 29, 2024
“That’s for the Driver” This started with intentionality. I didn’t want them to only hear no and 1. In an emergency not feel
Hard to Measure in Farming
July 26, 2024
Timing. Singulation. Financially, how much have we gained planting beans earlier, with a drill, in narrower rows? My dad has always had a