This little blog is almost five months old now. I was looking at my statistics page and found the most viewed posts so far. I suspected what #1 would be and was right, but was a bit suprised by #2. The most viewed post has nearly double the views of second place, and happens to be my favorite […]
Tag: Farmer
Mike Rowe, host of the popular show Dirty Jobs once said, “Green maybe wasn’t the best color. Seems to me that brown would be better suited. Think about it, everything that’s green starts with something that’s brown, usually dirt. And if you were to scrape the dirt off of the farmers from coast […]
And they’ve all been placed in one convenient place for you to read! If you’ve enjoyed reading my posts you can find similarly minded people covering all types of agriculture at http://www.farmerbloggers.com/blog/. I’m proud to say I was asked to be a part of this group, and am happy to participate. So go to http://www.farmerbloggers.com/blog/ […]
This farmer’s knife anyway. My handyman brother-in-law visited from Arizona and took notice of how dull my knife was. I thought about that for a second and realized the reason the blade isn’t usually sharp is because it’s not really a knife. Sure looks like a knife, but it’s not. When we get out in […]
According to my Purdue Extension Corn & Soybean Field Guide 2010 Edition the optimum time to plant corn in my area is the last week of April. The last week of April begins in three days, and seeing as the ground is soaked right now and there’s more rain on the way what can a […]
If your vision of a farmer comes from what you’ve seen in movies and television, that’s not who I am. I’ll bet that’s true for a lot farmers because there are many types of farmers with various backgrounds, but I thought I would make a list of things farm-like that I either have not or […]