Monthly Archives: August 2011

My mom and I took a Sunday drive last night on her motorcycle. About 40 minutes away, we came across some of the worst hail and wind damage we’d ever seen. Above: field of corn. There were not a lot … Continue reading →

I saw this video this morning and thought it was so very true- it is from the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation but nearly everything is applicable to farmers across the nation- it features young farmers and ranchers who are spreading … Continue reading →

We’re lucky to have space out here in the middle of nowhere to plant a garden as big as we want. Granted, the bigger it gets, the more weeds there are to till and pull and the more watering there … Continue reading →

Living in the country, it’s not uncommon for us to see tractors, grain carts, and other machinery going down the road. As long as you’re not in a hurry, it doesn’t really bother many of us, and farmers are always … Continue reading →

This muddy dirt road just north of my house was a very welcome sight this morning – I am thankful for the for the half inch of rain we got last night and the decent chance of rain in the forecast the … Continue reading →

EatPrayFarm is excited to introduce John Temme of Temme Agribusiness as a regular contributor to this site! A little bit about John and Temme Agribusiness: John attended South Dakota State University and received a degree in Dairy Production in 2009. Since then, … Continue reading →

It’s county fair season in Nebraska! We just finished up 4 days of long, hot, non-stop entertainment in Wayne County. Did you know that most counties in the US have a county fair? And speaking of counties, today I found … Continue reading →

I’ve been praying for rain a lot the past few weeks. Despite the above average precipitation we had earlier this spring, things are dry here;  we’re now well below average in regards to precipitation and well above average for temperatures and humidity. … Continue reading →