Hey everyone! My name is Kacy, and I’ll be taking over Carrie’s blog today. I live on a cattle ranch in southeast Wyoming, that is well, 10 miles past nowhere. It’s remote, rugged, and beautiful, but leads to sort of a crazy life where we end up still doing most things the old-fashioned way. But I ... VIEW POST
Humans Of Agriculture- Debbie’s Story.
Humans of Agriculture- Debbie's Story. "Two years ago, my life changed forever. Two years ago, my son started to get sick and we had no idea the roller coaster we would be on. Two years ago, my identical twin sons were planning their high school graduation party, when one of my boys started ... VIEW POST
Humans of Agriculture- Shelley’s Story.
Humans of Agriculture- Shelley's Story. "I am a working Mother . . . maybe not by traditional standards. I don’t commute to an office, I don’t earn a monthly paycheck, and my business attire usually involves wearing a cap. I get up early . . . so I have a little time for myself before the boys ... VIEW POST
Farmers are Farmers…
I am writing this post while looking out the windows of a conference room and watching Deauville, France get it's Monday morning started. It's not too shabby of a way to get my own Monday morning started, even if my body still hasn't figured out what time or day it is. I am in Deauville, a beach ... VIEW POST
Pain you can’t even imagine.
If you aren't in the ag world, you most likely haven't heard about the devastating loss that ranchers in western South Dakota are struggling with after being hit by winter storm Atlas. For some reason the news stations aren't covering this story. I don't understand why they wouldn't. This story ... VIEW POST
A bull calf is born…
Yesterday on my Facebook page I shared the story of a heifer who we induced to calve because she was overdue and our vet felt the calf was quite large. She ended up needing assistance in the birth and my husband held the camera as I started to help the calf make his way into the world. This ... VIEW POST