Monthly Archives: November 2011

This morning my phone was blowing up with all of the updates about the proposed changes to child labor laws that I posted about yesterday. Everyone was encouraging ag supporters to get their comments in before tomorrow, December 1. There … Continue reading →

The U.S. Department of Labor has extended the comment period for proposed changes to the child labor laws to December 1st. The proposed changes were published September 2 of this year and could seriously hurt the future of agriculture across … Continue reading →

Author’s Note: Every other Wednesday EatPrayFarm will feature a woman involved in American agriculture. We’re hoping to interview a wide variety of women from various geographies about their role in ag and their thoughts about where the industry is going. … Continue reading →

As a mentor for Heartland Big Brothers Big Sisters, I sometimes visit my ‘little’ at her school here in Lincoln for lunch. Although I usually grab something else to eat, I bring it to the lunchroom and sit on those … Continue reading →

So its been a couple of months since my first post since then alot has happened at Temme Agribusiness. Right after my last post we got done cutting corn silage. A couple weeks later we decided to take a fifth … Continue reading →

Author’s Note: Every other Wednesday EatPrayFarm will feature a woman involved in American agriculture. We’re hoping to interview a wide variety of women from various geographies about their role in ag and their thoughts about where the industry is going. … Continue reading →

It was only a matter of time before the Occupy Wall Street Movement directed some of it’s attention toward Agriculture. While the movement grows to include a variety of causes and beliefs, those have included foodie elitists, and they bring … Continue reading →