Tough Enough My husband told me I wasn’t tough enough to be a ranch wife. You see when we first met, the closest I’d ever been to moving a cow on horseback, was following one around in an arena. I’d never seen a calf born, never watch a tough winter unfold from the back of … Continue reading Kacee is Ag-Thankful
Carol is Ag-Thankful
I can feel it. I can see it. It surrounds me, especially on those quiet days of work. My sorrel steps through the sagebrush and the wind caresses my cheek. I lift the reins and guide the horse downhill and a whispered “swisssss” sends my English Shepherd further downhill to gather some stray cattle. Black … Continue reading Carol is Ag-Thankful
Brooke is Ag-Thankful
I’m a transplant. I was born in Franklin, Ind., where I was surrounded by corn and soybeans and learned the importance of Sunday service and hard work. By the luck of a spinning globe and a dart, my parents, two siblings and I relocated to Perkins, Okla. where I picked up a cattle halter and … Continue reading Brooke is Ag-Thankful
Janice is Ag-Thankful
When Ryan sent several folks a note asking whether we would be willing to write a guest post explaining why we are ag thankful, I immediately said yes. Then the reality of the world stepped in and I found myself struggling to find a specific reason for being ag thankful for me to focus on. … Continue reading Janice is Ag-Thankful
Roy is Ag-Thankful
How does one go from selling farm equipment to working with the Oklahoma Pork Council? Let's find out as we here from Roy Lee Lindsey in today's guest post! I’m thankful for a work ethic instilled in me by my parents and responsibilities around the family’s farm and our farm equipment dealership. From the time … Continue reading Roy is Ag-Thankful
Brandi is Ag-Thankful
I’m Ag Thankful because I love to eat. A lot; especially meat and potatoes. My deep love affair with meat and starch is made possible by one lone group of people. America’s farmers and ranchers. You see, I currently don’t contribute to the GDP. I don’t produce anything. However, I consume constantly. If it weren’t … Continue reading Brandi is Ag-Thankful
Jenn is Ag-Thankful
Picture this: You’re sitting in the middle of a pasture, and you can’t see a fence for miles. What you do see is belly deep, green grass, waving softly in the breeze. You see a big, wide, river-turned lake, that contrasts its pretty blue waters with the green of the grass in a most enticing … Continue reading Jenn is Ag-Thankful
12 Snow Events This Winter
Today I experienced my first taste of winter in the Texas Panhandle. The weather forecasters have been calling for it all week and I woke up to snow this morning. I have been up at 3:30 every day this week, so to say I was just thrilled to wake up to a cold rain and … Continue reading 12 Snow Events This Winter
Crystal is Ag-Thankful
Food on the table Last week I had the opportunity to work the Missouri Beef Industry Council on their Feeding Missouri initiative. It was a statewide food drive, and for every pound of food donated a pound of beef or dairy products will be donated by the Beef Council. As we handed out fliers in … Continue reading Crystal is Ag-Thankful
Jesse is Ag-Thankful
I’m ag-thankful for many reasons. Growing up my family was always involved in agriculture. I’m thankful that as a kid I got to spend the summers at my grandparent’s farm helping take care of the cattle and with the farm work. My grandfather, a farmer his whole life, taught me more about responsibility and hard … Continue reading Jesse is Ag-Thankful
