Sometimes the problems in farming have nothing to do with farming but with living in the country. I suppose the same problems exist in the city but the solution may be different living here in the country. A good example is one problem we solved this week.
Since today is World Poetry Day I thought I would write this newsletter in Haikus. Spring is finally hereThe snow is melting quicklyIt’s about time
Typically this time of year I would be starting off this newsletter with, “Let’s Get Ready To Rumbllllllle!!!” indicating the start of the indoor farming
Many people ask me what I do in the winter time. I’ll fill you in on the details below, but first a few messages. We
I believe this is resolved. If you find a viagra store on any farm web pages please let me know! If you know anything about
Farmer Chris leaned hard on the strength of the farm during his 2019 State of the Farm address on Wednesday, but with a blend of
Madam Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Farm Members, the First Lady of the United States, and my fellow Americans: We meet tonight at a moment of
I can’t believe it is already February. What can I say. Happy New Year? Time certainly flies when it’s 30 below zero. Before I get
I’m farmer Chris and I approve this message. I hope everyone had a great Halloween. Again this year we had no trick-or-treaters. They seem to
