nights, weekends, and holidays...
I was raised on a beef cattle, tobacco, and hay farm in southern Kentucky. After graduating high school, I attended the University of Kentucky. While there, I majored in Agricultural Public Service and Leadership and was an active member of FarmHouse Fraternity, the Soil Judging Team, College of Agriculture & Human Environmental Sciences Student Council, Agribusiness Club, and the Agronomy Club. I also worked for the National Agricultural Statistics Service as well as the Natural Resources Conservation Service while completing my undergraduate degree.Upon college graduation, I moved back to western Kentucky to farm. I now have a cross bred Black Angus herd, as well as mixed grass hay and soybeans. I also work off the farm for USDA with the Kentucky Farm Service Agency. I really enjoy my job and being able to interact with other farmers on a daily basis. Since I have an off farm job, my farming is only done on nights, weekends, and holidays!I would strongly encourage anyone to get out, see the countryside, and talk to fellow farmers. I am involved with our local Young Farmers Education Association (YFA) and have found it to be very beneficial. If you ever plan on being through Kentucky or Tennessee, give me a shout. I love to meet new people and learn new things! I'd also like to meet some people that would like to show off their farms whenever I get a chance to get out and travel.
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Hi Grant,
I am actually from Wisconsin, but I was going to school in TN. Since I graduated, I moved back home to WI and am working with my parents to take over the farm in a couple years.
How many head of cattle are you running?
Hello buddy how are you? Im living in Payneville Kentucky Now. How far are you from Meade county? Would love to meet up sometime... Well take care my friend....
We used Scourgard on the heifers that were to be calving but not the cows. HUGE mistake! We lost 6 calves to scours from established cows. This year every head to calf is getting a shot of Scourgard! The vaccine is well worth it to our bottom line!
By the way, I enjoyed reading your article in Successful Farming :)
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