to live in a country that gives us the opportunity
to seek election to serve our community.
to live in a country that gives us the opportunity
to seek election to serve our community.
It's been a week of wild weather changes from balmy
70 degrees down to the low thirties . To go with
the changes, we have welcomed five new calves
this week. I don't know if it is scientific or just
coincidence, but full moons and barometer
changes often bring calving action in the pasture!
farm with my family and for the opportunity to share
with my friend just where milk comes from.
The highlight of my virtual farm experience was
the gift of thank-you letters from Sheridan,AR
written by Ms. Caldwell's 1st grade class.
I'm so happy that Zoom went virtual!
I'm thankful that July is winding up and
we are looking to what August has in store
for us down on the dairy farm.
Life is too sweet not to share !
cows that belong to son Cody. His Ayrshire herd began
during his 4-H dairy project days many years ago.
I'm thankful for these happy reminders of great 4-H dairy project days
and the expansion of the herd that will continue to
produce nutritious milk.