How a Farmer Deals with a Cash Flow Desert
April 1, 2024
We’ve entered the cash flow desert. All my old crop corn is sold and hauled in. It will now be soybean harvest, September,
Farm & Ranch
Choosing Life Insurance Plans from a Farmer
March 29, 2024
Our current and impending debt load has me thinking about life insurance. Building the shop and yard is investing in assets that are
The Ins and Outs of Hail Insurance for a Farmer
March 27, 2024
Still contemplating hail insurance even though our agent says it costs the same if we wait a week, but we sleep better in
Have You Ever Seen a Million Dollar Rain?
March 18, 2024
Last week our agronomist was doing yield estimates and we were discussing where we would be without another rain. The crop wouldn’t be
Thank a Farmer, Just Not Me
March 15, 2024
Thank a farmer… It’s been said here before and we’ll say it again. We love what we do. Truly. Deeply. Sincerely. It’s an
My Kid’s Thoughts on Women in Ag
March 8, 2024
“Hey mom, there’s a girl here.” My kids say that sometimes. MY KIDS! The kids that pack along with me to do everything.
A Farmer’s Hope for Your Family
March 6, 2024
When you’re feeding your family, I hope you know that your food came from a family. A family like ours. It was raised
A Letter to John Deere from a Grateful Farmer
March 1, 2024
Dear John Deere, One of my favorite stories from my grandpa was hearing about how he would stand on the seat of his
How Driving Truck Helped Me with a Growth Mindset
February 28, 2024
I’m not a confident truck driver. I learned how to drive the grain cart before I got my driver’s license. Literally more than
Running Cattle on Non-Traditional Pasture
February 19, 2024
There’s always been cows here. I love cows. I love the miracle of life. I love the plant absorbing factory that produces nutrient