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Ag on Instagram: The best farm photos from Nov. 22

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Here are some of the best farm photos on Instagram for Nov. 22. Want to get listed? Be sure to hashtag your pics with #agdaily!

 

Being raised as a ranch kid…best gift ever received ?

A photo posted by Stephanie Noblia Photography (@stephanienoblia) on

 

Gym time farm style lol #farmlife #dairyfarm #ranslerfarms #farmgirls

A photo posted by Michelle Ransler (@shellransler23) on

 

 

 

 

There's no other life like the #farmlife!

A photo posted by Alison McGrew (@amcgrew8342) on

It's a cold one out there! ❄️ #iceicebaby #oldmanwinter #farmlife #smalltownusa #michigan #puremichigan

A photo posted by Tiffany (@tiffanyforsheriff) on

Micha Ide of @Brightideacres farms alongside her husband on a leased plot that is part of 132-acre Chinook Farm, just outside of Seattle. Focused on pastured meat production, they raise pork, lamb, goat, turkeys, chicken and eggs with plans for rabbit in the future. Last week, I had the opportunity to catch Micha during chores and learn about her work, the challenges and the rewards of small-scale farming. It’s not surprise that the themes I hear frequently from women in agriculture I heard here too. Access to land, access to traditional funding and access to education. >How long have you been farming? This is the end of my fourth season. I started in the spring of 2013. >What was the impetus to pursue farming? My husband and I fell into farming in a way. We were looking for a way to work outdoors and find meaning in our day-to-day lives, rather than feeling stuck in the monotony of the rat race. We figured we would try a farm "internship" and see how it was, and here we are! >What did you do to prepare/educate yourself for this new role? We read a lot of books, including several by Joel Salatin, since we knew we wanted to focus on animal husbandry. Over the years of farming we've read many more books and watched countless YouTube videos. We also made friends with other farmers so we could all learn together. Our backgrounds actually helped prepare us more than we expected; my sales and marketing background and artistic eye come into play every day as I work to sell the meat we produce (and sell our story!). My husband had a background in construction, and I can't imagine farming without a partner who is capable of building things with his (or her!) hands. >What personality characteristics do you have that drew you to farming in the first place? My passion for finding something I believed in and working hard to achieve my goals. My sense of humor, which is absolutely required in this line of work! My dedication to craft, to excelling and finding joy in the challenge. #femalefarmerproject #turkeyweek #brightideseries

A photo posted by audra mulkern (@rootedinthevalley) on

 

Photo credit @jeep_and_a_nikon •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• @pocket_family presents •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• From @pocket_farms #pocket_farms . Thank you Sandra for sharing your photo and tagging our @pocket_pride . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chosen by @lampsonlife . We're your family in your pocket 🙂 . Cc: Pocket_Family_Owners . @kristina_nicolina & @willysands . Cc: Pocket_Pride_Admin . @chefjane . . Follow your features on Twitter #Pocket_Family And Like us on FaceBook . #huntgram #phototag_it #farm #farms #countrylife #rural #farmanimals #farmliving #farmlife #countryside #countryliving #country_features #animal_captures #ic_animals #splendid_animals #ig_countryside #trb_rural #the_home_front #landscape #splendid_outskirts #barn #pocket_rural . We think you'd like our @pocket_usa . Follow and tag #pocket_usa

A photo posted by Farm Life (@pocket_farms) on

 

The concern is real on this farm day. ????? #farmlife #childhoodunplugged #childofig #kidsexpression

A photo posted by The Thirty Something Daddy (@thethirtysomethingdaddy) on

 

 

 

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