So yeah. It’s September 30th, 2013 and there’s talk of a government shutdown at midnight tonight if Congress doesn’t pull it together. Also the Farm Bill (which is really just a continuation of the old bill because Congress can’t manage to even get a Farm Bill done once every 5 years!) expires tonight. BUT! The […]
I’ve never seen a cotton field first hand. Not up close and personal anyway. I’ve seen a few from afar while cruising the interstate in Arizona, but that doesn’t really count. Last week I was lucky enough to be in North Carolina attending the AgChat Foundation Conference along with my cotton loving friend Janice Person. […]
Ok, blog readers. This might be the least amount of pictures for Farm Week in Pictures ever. Why would that be? Well I was only on the farm one day. I spent the rest of the week doing farm-like things, but I believe they are worthy of their own posts. So please enjoy all two […]
The odds are if you come to visit Scott Farms on a given day you won’t find us cutting corners at work. But sometimes we make an exception. Corn grows tall. Tall enough that it can cause trouble at intersections on roadways. So we and many of our neighbors go around about this time of […]
Warning! This post contains gratuitous cornography including graphic imagery of corn reproductive organs. Male and female parts will be pictured and discussed in detail. It’s July so that means all our corn has finished the vegetative stages of life and has now entered the reproductive phase. I figure this is a good time to give […]
Farm Week in Pictures has us on the farm, but by week’s in end I was in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Check it out! Stick in the MudHappy Monday! It’s really in there. You can’t see the water in the grass to the right. That is an open ditch between two parts of a field. Uh.And Tuesday. […]