Against The Grain 

I have a teenage daughter. Now most dads might think about what a burden that is. They might talk about the nonstop talking for instance. Or giggling. Lots of giggling. Lastly, they might reference teenage boys and explain how their gun needs cleaning or how hard they can hit a ball, or balls, with a... Continue Reading →

Fred The Farm Cat

Fearless Fred the farm cat is the last of three strays that someone dropped off at our farm about five years ago. His brothers were also orange, but had fewer lives. One lost a race with a car and the other a fight with a cow.   Fred is an adventurer, and I am sure... Continue Reading →

Winter Whiner

My dad says the only good thing about winter is that there are no flies. I am not looking forward to winter. This has nothing to do with the holidays. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's; they are all fun for me and not stressful. I am strictly talking about the weather. Bah humbug on that, indeed.... Continue Reading →

HH Milk

This is a short story I wrote a few years ago that ties in with yesterday's post on Rise of the Robot Farmer. One spot in retrospect is a little over the top, but I thought it was a good enough read to share again.   Jane walked down the stairs dressed and ready for... Continue Reading →

The Barnyard Ballet

Why do our calves do so well? I think it has to do with the fact that we do not neglect the arts. Here's a clip of the calves attending dance practice. I have to give thanks to my oldest daughter for helping with this video. She has taken ballet lessons for several years and... Continue Reading →

Trick or Treating DST

Today I woke up on new time and felt like I'd tricked myself. You see we did not roll the clocks back yesterday morning like everyone else did. The cows, like me, don't necessarily like change, and they dislike quick change more than anything. Change for them can include dropping milk production so we try... Continue Reading →

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