Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.
This afternoon we decided to move our small herd several pastures over. First, Richard started them up correctly getting great movement. He walked beside them
Richard and I had 9 calves to vaccinate and weight, one to dehorn, and three bulls to band. The entire thing from gather to working
Mike Rowe, the host of Dirty Jobs, tells some compelling (and horrifying) real-life job stories. Listen for his insights and observations about the nature of
This afternoon we went to the Rockin’ H Ranch Open House on their 1000 acre ranch near Norwood, Missouri.
This morning I took some photos of the barn just before we started on the renovation! It’s a GREAT old barn, and we are going
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
We took a walk out to check on the calves, and I took some photos of the near white-out conditions. Had to combine this with
During one of our stockmanship schools, Richard asked the rhetorical question, “I wonder why some people work their livestock roughly?” One of the attendees quickly
This photo is from the beginning of Day 2 of the fall lawnmowing experience here on the farm. Rather than take half a day on
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