Take 2:07 to watch this video from Montana Stockgrowers Association (Facebook) about the Martinell Family and what ranching means to them. There are 3 generations on the ranch working together, what a blessing that must be. Many of us do not have the opportunity to pass on land to future generations, but we do have the … Continue reading Ranching With The Family
Toss the Farmers’ Markets?
Take a minute to read a portion of this article I found from a grass-fed cattle producer who wants to move past the local, farmers' market movement. A challenging view into the local food movement. So, I can say that I want to see my pork in Price Chopper, because behind the veil of the … Continue reading Toss the Farmers’ Markets?
Beef and Bean Tacos on the Fly
Tonight I had a pound of ground beef sitting on the counter and I really didn't know what to do with it... Someone suggested burgers. What a waste of good potential. Plus I do not have any bread. Someone suggested tacos. Now there's an idea! So this is what I cam up with. Pardon this … Continue reading Beef and Bean Tacos on the Fly
Arkansas Agriculture
Seeing as it is National Agriculture Week, thought I would share with ya'll a little about Arkansas Agriculture. We may not be at the top of the lists for every sector of Agriculture, but I like to think we make an impact. When I ask what comes to mind when others think of Arkansas Agriculture, responses often … Continue reading Arkansas Agriculture
RE: Stand Up For Agriculture
Ms. Laetitia Mailhes, Thank you so much for you blog post, Stand Up For Agriculture, and your enthusiasm to encourage others to learn more about food production and becoming engaged in the process. I could not agree more that we need more consumers to become aware of their food sources and how food travels from … Continue reading RE: Stand Up For Agriculture
Ag Day: Share Your Story
It is National Agriculture Week and this means we are celebrating the American farmers and ranchers that work hard daily to produce food, fiber, and fuel for families around the world. As I told you yesterday, I am challenging everyone to share their story and tell others why they are proud to be a part … Continue reading Ag Day: Share Your Story
Why Are You AgProud?
National Agriculture Week is upon us (March 13-19)! This is a great time to celebrate those who work hard to produce our food, fiber, and fuel products. Ag Day (Tuesday, March 15th, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Blog) is an event hosted by the Agriculture Council of America to promote this week and celebrate the contribution of … Continue reading Why Are You AgProud?
Photo Friday: Organic Fertilizer
Thank goodness its Friday! On Fridays I will post a photo from the ranch and discuss the subject. Take a gander and see if you can tell me what we are looking at... Chicken Litter, or composted poultry house bedding and manure. Driving through the back roads and state highways of Arkansas, there is that … Continue reading Photo Friday: Organic Fertilizer
This Is So Country
I have mentioned it time and again that because I grew up on the ranch I find it difficult to view things the way others will. Take this photo for instance. I posted it on Facebook and Tumber yesterday, just because it was another part of my day. Within a just a few hours there … Continue reading This Is So Country
Agriculture Students Adapt Blogging Efforts
Check out this article featuring several young producers using blogging and other social networking tools to share the stories about agriculture. The popularity of a blog based on agriculture is not a new concept. Ree Drummond, a cattle rancher's wife and Oklahoman, launched a highly successful blog and cookbook in 2009, both titled "The Pioneer … Continue reading Agriculture Students Adapt Blogging Efforts