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    Lessons

    I learned a lesson and patience this year. The weather looked promising and the times for planting on the back of the seed packets said that it was good to plant in April.…

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    New

    Earlier this week, the skies looked crazy at the farm, which seemed a little symbolic since it is a week of change. My team at Work supplied me with ducks and elderberry trees…

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    Joy

    Blooms and spring skies are here as we meander into May. We are joyful about sunrise walks and sunset romps on the lawn. The ticks are a pain but everything else about this…

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    May I?

    May I see the signs of Spring? May I follow an eagle’s wing? May I beat the last late frost? May I plan for garden fun? May I take one more long weekend…

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    Farm Friends

    Yesterday, I had a favorite farm friend come to play. She’s a hillbilly girl and knows how to enjoy a farm day just right. I didn’t have to tell her where to go…

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    All in a day

    A quiet sunrise walk with the painted red and pink was a beautiful way to start the day. The clouds rolled over as we pedaled the hills a little later. Then, by the…

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    He is Risen

    A sunrise walk and gospel message started the day just right. He is risen indeed. Jesus brought us salvation and grace, hope and a future. Before lunch with friends our crew hunted eggs…

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    Blowing in

    March brings wind in Missouri. The gusts this week changed the weather daily and provided some challenges as Chuck burned brush piles. I got some tractor driving practice as we looked ahead to…

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    Always

    There’s always work to do at the farm. And, that workload grows exponentially when the farmer is prone to groundskeeper tendencies. There are piles peppered around the fields now, drying to be burned.…