More secrets of knowledge have been discovered by plain and neglected men than by men of popular fame. And this is so with good reason. For the men of popular fame are busy on popular matters.
Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. —Ralph Waldo Emerson
We enjoyed out first Holistic Management workshop this weekend with main speaker Terry Gompert and trainee speaker Doug Peterson. This was the first of several
Richard and I were lucky enough to attend another Bud Williams Stockmanship School, this time in Cheyenne, WY. Click here for information about the school.
Then, after our school in Monticello, AR we headed due west to visit Mom and Dad (Bud and Eunice Williams) for another dose of stockmanship
Special thanks to Earniece Young for most of these photos. Welcome! Ruth Gibson and Jo Ann Long put out an excellent spread for lunch! The
Here’s Richard at our full day school in Ashland, KS presenting to about 60 attendees. The school was sponsored by the Clark County Farm Bureau
We spoke in Greenville, Missouri (just north of Poplar Bluff in the SE area of the state) today. What a joy it is to spread
Here’s Richard getting the projector set just right before we gave a three hour talk in Monroe City, Missouri. Steve Yates, Adult Ag Leader Teacher,
If you look at what you have in life and give thanks for it, you’ll always have more. If you look at what you don’t
Richard and I gave a short presentation about Stockmanship at the Spring Forage Conference in Springfield, Missouri. We also had the opportunity to hear Dave
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