Change is the constant factor in life down on the farm. I was shocked when I looked at the date of the last time I posted on the blog. Summe...

                                               Can you believe that February is almost gone?                               We did manage to...

January is in full swing... freezing weather and high winds,  a little fog, lightning but no rain, a little sleet,  single digit  temperatur...

After the chores were finished, our family  gathered around the table for our traditional  July 4th picnic supper in the cool of the air con...

What's not to love about this day of celebrating mothers? Down on the farm, we celebrate all mothers! A Mother's Love A mother's...

April brings more than showers! We welcomed this new calf just after the showers and a cool down in the temperature.   As you can see, the c...

Conversations in the last few weeks, no matter what the subject, often ended with "I'm just 91,you know!" It is hard to believ...

                                                B efore November slips into December,                                       I wanted to shar...

Mother's Day is a day of celebration and making memories with those we love most.  My earliest recollection of today's celebration  ...

One of the greatest joys of family farm life is sharing  everyday activities with our children and grandchildren.   Hearing the sweet little...

It's a dreary, chilly last day of 2020. Today we received a load of oat hay from somewhere in Kansas to add to the dairy cow ration.  We...

Regardless of living in the middle of a pandemic and the unrest in our country at this time, we are blessed to live in this great natio...

                                   Ryan and I cherish the memories we have of our fathers.                                 Father's Day...

        Although life on the dairy farm this week  has been much the same with milking and feeding the cows and performing the daily ...