Always Wait for Them to Let Go First
We have all read the articles which remind us (guilt us) about how short childhood is, and to cherish every minute. While I know how utterly true…
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Everything you want to know about politics, can be learned from Kindergartners
My understanding of politics as a child was one of simple innocence. I knew my parents always voted, but wasn’t overly aware of who they voted…
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Skillet Lasagna
Sometimes the word “pesticide” can be kind of scary and we don’t really know what that means for the crops grown right here in…
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Feature Writer of the Week – Kelsey Pope
Tell me a little about yourself. I’m an ag gal, work-at-home mom (#WAHM), blogger and follower of Jesus Christ. I’m a 4th generation…
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A list for Subway: Why animals given antibiotics really do provide antibiotic-free meat
Yesterday, Subway restaurants’ announcement that they would be sourcing meat that has never been given an antibiotic starting in 2016 brought…
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Bacon Spinach Artichoke Quiche
On the ranch, we are right in the heat of calving. Which means labor & delivery every day! Most of the ladies (cows and heifers, that is),…
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BBQ Beef Sandwiches for Beef Month
Written By: Joan Ruskamp Some of you might remember the slogan Wendy’s used in 1984 with Clara Peller exclaiming “Where’s the…
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Spaghetti-Stuffed Calzone
While we are just in the beginning stages of calving on the ranch, we have been busy preparing for all of the L&D (labor & delivery, gals –…
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Make-Ahead Potato Ham Soup & “Calving” Season
We are just getting going with calving season on the ranch and that = early mornings and late night checks for my rancher. It almost feels like we…
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Chuckwagon Soup: Make & Eat or Freezer Meal
Sometimes, it’s just nice to look in the freezer and pull out a meal for that day instead of putting something together. Because let’s be real.…
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