Ag on Instagram: The best farm photos from Nov. 20

We bring you some of the best farm photos on Instagram for Nov. 20. Want to get listed in this daily feature? Be sure to hashtag your pics with #agdaily!

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This is what we call a Goatee _ ? @leslieannwarner / USDA #goatbeard #goat #noshavenovember #rancher #ranch #farm #farmer #agriculture #ranching #rancher #farm365 #farmlife #goats #beards #beard

A post shared by U.S. Department of Agriculture (@usdagov) on Nov 20, 2018 at 5:43am PST

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You should have seen it in color. ♥️

A post shared by Markie Hageman (@markie.lynn.hageman) on Nov 20, 2018 at 7:57am PST

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Waiting for Santa ?

A post shared by Dana | The Grey Bell (@danagreybell) on Nov 20, 2018 at 3:52am PST

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Nope. Nope. That's not a lost Santa. That's my cowboy squeezing his way back out of the crawl space which literally has no more head room than this entry point. This is not a fun excursion in the under bellies of a 135 year old house. Rather, it's a "why does the floor sound like its built on top of a raging river" exploration. Turns out, we have broken main water line that is buried within the floor of the crawl space allllllll the way tucked back in the way way back. The images I have in my head about how this can be fixed and are nothing shy of a nightmare. I hope we can find a very skilled and very small plumber. And fingers crossed the entire brick patio does not have to be torn up to fix this. #homeowner #brokenpipes #waterleak #soundslikeariver #riverrunsthroughit #needaplumber #oldfarmhouse #crawlspace #ifitsyellow #notsanta #lostsanta #plumbingissues #homerepairs #homerepair

A post shared by Tall Cotton Farms (@tall_cotton_farms) on Nov 20, 2018 at 2:51am PST

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Another #blessed opportunity! Love seeing smiles and laughter during and after our rides ? ? We are booking up for this Thanksgiving week so book now! Make today awesome & have happy trails…. . . . #arizona #arizonatrailrides #arizonaadventures #arizonahighways #beautifuldestinations #cavecreek #desert #dreamsdocometrue #explorearizona #explore #explorearizona_ #everythingarizona #grateful #happytrails #instagramaz #mcdowellsonoranpreserve #phoenix #rescueahorse #southwest #scottsdale #see_arizona #trailriding #westernlife

A post shared by Diamond Buckle Adventures (@diamondbuckleadventures) on Nov 20, 2018 at 6:12am PST

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It always amazes me how much is going on, unseen, beneath the soil. While our clover is just now showing the first few true leaves, which is quite impressive for this date considering the planting date, it has been exceedingly busy beneath the surface. I could feel roots snapping as I dug these tiny plants and there is easily three times or more as much roots as there is leaf right now. I can even spot a few tiny nodules forming which will eventually be where bacteria, in a symbiotic relationship with the clover, will fix atmospheric nitrogen into the soil in a plant available form. Even though it may not appear as though much is happening, the complexity of creation is marching forward to set the stage for a healthy and productive crop.

A post shared by Mike Ellis (@farmer_mike_ellis) on Nov 19, 2018 at 9:57am PST

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Yesterday, the BCI welcomed about 20 food service professionals to K-State facilities for a day of learning about beef. The group walked through everything from grazing management to feed intake. . . Speakers included BCI Director Dr. Brad White; the Kansas Beef Council; Dr. Bob Larson, professor of production medicine; Debbie Lyons-Blythe, Blythe Family Farms; Lee Borck, Integrated Livestock Solutions; and Dr. Bob Weaber, professor and extension specialist in beef cattle genetics. . . The tour was organized by Patti Dollarhide, director of beef value chain alliances. Stay tuned for more on the day’s activities! #beef #cattle #foodservice

A post shared by The Beef Cattle Institute (@ksubci) on Nov 20, 2018 at 7:28am PST

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Growing up helping dad milk the dairy cows it was a surprise to FarmHer Raye that people had to buy butter and a few other dairy products. Ever one to seize opportunity the rest of the shopping trip was spent with her going over logistics of expanding the herd, milking nine million bazillion, gajillion cows and selling all the milk to all the stores in the world. The future of dairy is looking bright! #undeniablydairy #dairycow #milk #futureisbright #womeninag #womenwhofarm #futurefarmer #farmkid #bigconcepts #bigdreams #gogetem #agdaily #countrykid #countrylife #future #dreamer #bigplans #divein #knowyourfarmer #farmher #realfood #realfarm #foodies #farmfresh #thisisag #we #fashionista

A post shared by Maker's Long Acres (@makerslongacres) on Nov 20, 2018 at 6:04am PST

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Twilight in Alberta #ruralmagic #explorealbertasky#sunsetpicture #lovealbertaskies#be_one_rural #country_features#agdaily#renegade_rural#skypornpicsdaily#snowy

A post shared by Barbie Anderson (@barbiesphotoz) on Nov 19, 2018 at 4:50pm PST

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#Thankful for those who work tirelessly to produce our Nation’s food. And thankful for the wonderful folks who help us capture their story day in and day out! #obpgratitude #ruralspirit #agdaily ・・・ ?&Repost: @michael_kunde “Some of the hardest working people in America. New work for Nutrien. Thanks to the other hard working people that help to make these shoots happen. 1st AC: @alexigidbashian Drone Op: @rudy.le Agency: @obp.agency Creatives: @hellozacharnold @danbrindley.”

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