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National Alpaca Farm Days

This weekend alpaca farms across America will be hosting National Alpaca Farm Days on their alpaca farms. Our farm, Fairhope…

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Added by Katy Spears on September 19, 2011 at 10:10pm — No Comments

Events at the 2011 National Cattle Congress

Calling all Iowa 4H'ers and FFA members!

Farmers Fighting Autism, an initiative of a non-profit organization - Champions of Autism & ADHD, are hosting three major events at…

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Added by Ellen Kristine Weiss on August 18, 2011 at 3:00pm — No Comments

Casting Call: Major TV network looking for interesting farmer(s)

CASTING CALL:  LOOKING FOR ECCENTRIC FARMERS

 

 

Do the words “traditional,”  “old-time” or “survivalist” have relevance in your day-to-day life? Do you prefer/seek out what some would call an “old-fashioned” approach to farming? Do you have a larger than life personality? If any of the above describes you, keep reading!

 

A major cable network is seeking a charismatic, interesting farmer; farming family…

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Added by Farm Show Casting on August 9, 2011 at 10:50am — No Comments

Farm Family Values, Tweeting--Diapers

You’ve all heard me tout the benefits of farmers and ranchers using social media. One of the great personal benefits I’ve found is meeting all sorts of cool people. Zach and Anna Hunnicutt is one of those couples. Not only do they display genuine Nebraskan hospitality (as does everyone I’ve met in Nebraska), but they’re young farmers who clearly showcase what’s right about rural America. And, they kind of like technology. Enjoy!…



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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on February 4, 2011 at 2:04pm — No Comments

Farmers Don’t Get a Day Off

The Midwest (and soon-to-be Northeast) has encountered a lot of snow, ice and wind in the past day or so. Winter weather advisories and blizzard warnings have been issued across multiple states, while schools and businesses quickly made announcements that they would be closing their doors early.

While many folks have been able to stay at home and relax on these wintry days, farmers don’t get the day off, as many agvocates shared via social media.

Today, we’d like to hear from…

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Added by Chad Huyser on February 2, 2011 at 2:21pm — 1 Comment

Progressive Dairyman – Canada features Robotic Milking

There’s some exciting news coming out of Canada!

Progressive Dairyman – Canada

First, Progressive Dairyman introduces us to Progressive Dairyman – Canada, a new addition for readers in Canada, scheduled to be published six times in 2011. Targeted to all dairy producers and related industry professionals in Canada, it will follow a similar editorial and ad format to the Progressive Dairyman – U.S. edition.…

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Added by Chad Huyser on January 28, 2011 at 2:47pm — No Comments

KELOLAND TV Features Robotic Dairy Farm

We’re excited to share news that South Dakota has become home to it’s first robotic dairy. Keloland TV recently featured Stuart Plucker’s farm in, Mechanized Milking.

Visit LelyLife.com for more!

Added by Chad Huyser on January 13, 2011 at 10:00am — No Comments

Hoard’s Dairyman Webinar Series

If 2011 is the year you want to learn more about input costs, finance, nutrition, milk quality, herd management, and milk marketing and dairy policy plans, then you’re in luck!

Hoard’s Dairyman recently announced a FREE webinar series that will cover these topics (and much more), scheduled to be held the second Monday of each month starting on January 10th.

For more about the Hoard's Dairyman webinar series,… Continue

Added by Chad Huyser on January 6, 2011 at 9:30am — No Comments

Your Farm and YouTube

Last week we talked about New Year’s resolutions, asking:

“What are your ‘agvocate’ New Year’s resolutions?”

Here at Lely, we recognize there are many ways to be an agvocate, whether it’s posting on Facebook, sharing stories on a blog, sending messages over…

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Added by Chad Huyser on December 21, 2010 at 11:36am — No Comments

Congratulations, Blesy Farms

Nathan and Barbara Blesy of Springville, NY, were recently recognized with the New York Farm Bureau Young Farmer Achievement Award at the December 7, 2010, annual meeting. The award recognizes young farmers for their agricultural pursuits and leadership within the community.

For more on this exciting news, visit…

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Added by Chad Huyser on December 14, 2010 at 10:15am — No Comments

Trouble for "Processed" Foods & Farmers?

The buzz word these days in the food world is “processed” – and by and large, it’s being used as a negative term. But what do people really mean when they use it? It may come as a surprise that some of the negativity regarding processed foods is being directed toward modern agricultural and food production, in addition to foods with low nutritional value and foods containing…

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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on November 26, 2010 at 8:30am — 1 Comment

A World of Impressions: 1 Passport, 31 stamps, Thousands of People

I’m writing from the plane on my passport's final trip. It expires tomorrow after 10 years, countless miles – and hopefully a few changed lives. I always want to keep my old passports – this one has 31 stamps, four visas and full pages rich with memories.

Eastern Europe: This part of the world reminds me of the necessity to foster dreams – after meeting people suppressed under the communist…

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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on November 18, 2010 at 10:04am — No Comments

Technology in Agriculture

Greetings fellow aggies! I hope this harvest season treated you well (or still treating you well) and brought you a bountiful harvest. I recently wrote a guest blog post on Michele Payn-Knoper's blog



http://www.causematters.com/agriculture/technology-in-agriculture/.



I am really interested in the groups thought on this topic. What do you see in the realm of technology that will have an impact,… Continue

Added by Nate Taylor on October 25, 2010 at 8:09pm — 2 Comments

Local Food, Locavores & Hungry People: Looking Beyond Your Food Plate

Our family happily picked apples last week in an orchard 20 miles away, where we managed to taste Fuji, Yellow Delicious, Roma and Red Delicious on a bright Autumn day. We do the same with blueberries in July. We purchase eggs from our neighbor. We grow our own herbs, raspberries and vegetables – our family spends many hours in the garden to grow our own food. We also purchase beef from a local farm, enjoy pork burgers from the next county over and would love to find a lamb to buy. We enjoy…

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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on October 21, 2010 at 2:25pm — No Comments

Advancing Social Media for Agriculture

Society has shifted in an era of 500 million Facebook users, 50 million tweets, 450 million people on mobile internet and 68 million bloggers - whether you accept new media or not. We’re bombarded by 13,000 marketing messages each day, now largely due to new media. Watch the Evolution of Online Agvocacy if you want to see more. All of…

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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on September 13, 2010 at 3:31pm — No Comments

The Sin of Animal Agriculture

Our family raises animals. Our family eats animals. Our family believes our faith is an important part of our life. Can those three go hand-in-hand?

Not according to recent accusations by animal rights activists. After all, how can you possibly eat an animal if you love animals? Wouldn’t that make you a hypocrite, according to messaging by…

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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on September 10, 2010 at 9:05am — 6 Comments

New Farmall/ International Harvester Gear!

Just in time for harvest, don’t miss out on the latest additions to our Farmall/ International Harvester shirts, they are durable, comfortable and of course show off your country roots.



Farmall Genuine Parts T-Shirt

International Harvester Tractor Graphic…

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Added by G&L Clothing on September 1, 2010 at 3:37pm — No Comments

LaCrosse Releases Extreme Tough Work Boot

The latest 2010 boot series from LaCrosse are not just tough, but extreme. Centered on armor, fortress, and fortitude, G&L Clothing is carrying both plain and steel toe versions of the Extreme Tough Wellington Work BootExtreme Tough Lace-Up Work Boot. Here is a little information on what deems these boots… Continue

Added by G&L Clothing on May 19, 2010 at 1:23pm — 6 Comments

A Mother's Legacy

In honor of Mother’s Day, I’m sharing a note penned for our young child…

Each night I’m home, I lay my hand on your sweet cheek and send up prayers of thanksgiving for you. It’s those little moments I miss most when I’m traveling, such as standing next to your bed and the resulting peace.

Beyond health and happiness, I hope your life will include:

  • A family who…
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Added by Michele Payn-Knoper on May 9, 2010 at 7:18pm — No Comments

Farming means "can do" as well as hi-tech science

IN Grandpas day farming was nearly all 'can-do', whether it was livestock or crops. You had to get jobs done yourself to survive, and you mucked in with the neighbours as best you could. Machinery was made so things were done quicker and easier, so one person could farm more land, keep more cattle, and so benefit.

Today farm education is taken over by science and technology. Whether it be the analysis and treatment of disease, the measurement of inputs like fertiliser, the use of computer… Continue

Added by Mike Donovan on January 10, 2010 at 8:50am — No Comments

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