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List of Ag Bloggers on Twitter

For me, starting a blog was a natural next step. I had always written about the things I enjoyed.  Sure some of that was in letters to friends, but they got more elaborate once digital cameras were everywhere.  I like telling my story almost as much as I enjoy hearing someone else passionately tell their story.  That’s what leads me… Read More

I Just Can’t Get It, Don’t Want to Either

This week I took a 48 hour vacation. I went to one of America’s great cities – Chicago. I had an incredible time at the Cubs game Tuesday night. Baseball is one of my favorite sports to watch. Always has been. And while I love the Yankees (enough to have a Yankees jacket on even at Wrigley Field), I love… Read More

Lunch ‘n’ Learn of Another Kind

In the last several months, several campaigns have started to raise awareness about what is served as part of a school lunch.  I’m sure you’ve seen one if not several of them.  My brother Ray recently sent me a not about another one suggesting it as a blog topic… took me a couple of days to get my thoughts together… Read More

Ever Get Worm Dirt for Christmas?

Have you ever gotten worm dirt as a gift?  Some of you may wonder what the hell that question is about…  I have to wonder if anyone (other than members of my family) answers yes!  Yes, my sister gave me a bag of worm dirt for Christmas. She did it & now I’ve said it. In the past couple of… Read More

Precision ag technologies drive new #agtech talk beginning 4/30

The following post is by Brandon Hunnicutt @cornfedfarmer — it was updated May 1 to include the transcript Agriculture is changing at a rapid pace. The technology we are using today is vastly different then 5 years ago. The technology we will be using in 5 years will be different then what we are using today. It doesn’t matter if… Read More

What happens when all hail or hell breaks loose?

Yesterday, severe weather ripped its way across much of the central U.S.  Hearts and minds immediately went out to the people who lived in the areas where forecasts included tornado warnings.  No group of people understand the power of weather more than the farmers and ranchers that produce our food, feed and fiber. Farmers and ranchers benefit from the weather… Read More

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