Ag on Instagram: The best farm photos from June 11

We bring you some of the best farm photos on Instagram for June 11. Want to get listed in this daily feature? Be sure to hashtag your pics with #agdaily!

Day one of cucumbers!! #mtolivepickles

A post shared by Jason Farmer (@jfarm627) on Jun 10, 2018 at 2:54am PDT

This week's Instagram live Q&A on Wednesday, June 13 at 11 am MST, is with this guy, Milkman Dan. And our topic for Week 2: Cow care?♥️ I have already received a couple of questions from y'all about our calves and our maternity cows. But I want to hear some more. So DM me or leave me a comment below with some questions⤵️. . If you want to learn more about my wonderful husband and his role on the dairy, check out the link in my bio. I interviewed him at the beginning of this year. And it was one of my favorite/most popular blog posts to date. I will be sharing more about him throughout the week leading up to the Q&A. I hope you all can join us on Wednesday!

A post shared by T A R A | New Mexico Milkmaid (@newmexicomilkmaid) on Jun 10, 2018 at 2:00pm PDT

 

Behind the Scenes at the Circle L Ranch. Meet our some of our herd. Ol’ Grey Ol’Grey is one of my own, meaning his in my string. Here’s a little@about him: I don’t share him a lot! He is a Quarter Horse. He is a really good rope horse. We make a good drag-the-calves to the fire pair. He really only like me. He is big and stout! We get along great but he doesn’t enjoy being ridden by the kids. I have used him in ranch rodeos. He loves cookies. He likes to test my cowgirl skills once in a awhile.(Meaning he bucks sometimes!) He’s pushing the age of 20. What else would you like to know about Ol’ Grey? Stay tuned for more “Behind the Scenes” posts. • • • #behindthescenes #circlelranch #quarterhorse #horses_of_instagram #horse #ranchlife #hesthebest #cattletales #cowgirl #grey

A post shared by Naomi Loomis (@thecirclelranch) on Jun 9, 2018 at 11:10pm PDT

*presses pedal* “bruuuummbrumbrumbrum” Also, “these shoes will never go to the barn” are among the other lies I tell myself.

A post shared by Dana | The Grey Bell (@danagreybell) on Jun 11, 2018 at 5:39am PDT

Farm… #home #agdaily #delaware #america ??

A post shared by ᴹᴵᶜᴴᴬᴱᴸ ᴼ'ᴺᴱᴵᴸᴸ (@michaeljoneill) on Jun 8, 2018 at 4:22pm PDT

Rocking the so sexy "oil change" look here! #farmgirls #wecandoit #tractorjen #agdaily

A post shared by TractorJen (@tractorjen_) on Jun 9, 2018 at 12:50pm PDT

And they thought we brought them cubes #agdaily #agriculture #farmher #farmer #cattle

A post shared by Abby (@a.tobben_photography) on Jun 9, 2018 at 11:05am PDT

"Back up! I've got this!" Was the repeated phrase after the late night arrival of slightly premature twin baby goats. And well, yes, FarmHer Raye did have it all under control. She'd been waiting for this moment for a very long time. So bolting out of bed and into action didn't even phrase her. Grabbing towels to dry them, finding ties to seal the umbilical cords. Holding them up to help them nurse from their mama. The mama goat, Rotti Rotten, is her goat. She breathed life literally into Rotti when Rotti was born far to early . She helped pass feeding tubes to give Rotti the nutrients needed to fight for her place in this world. She helped transition her to bottles and celebrated weeks later when Rotti was finally strong enough to stand. She trained and plays with her daily. She mucks the stalls and throws the hay. She showed Rotti Rotten at the fair when Raye was only three years old. And paraded her through town on Independence day waving at the crowds along the way. So yes, Baby You've got this! And so much more! #farmersheart #FarmHer #thiskid #devotion #hardworkingkid #wellrounded #shesgotit #whatittakes #kidfarmer #babygoats #agdaily #farm365 #farmlifeblessedlife #idaho #idahofarmer #blessedbeyondmeasure #aheadofthepack #gogetem #independentwoman

A post shared by Maker's Long Acres (@makerslongacres) on Jun 10, 2018 at 7:13am PDT

It’s hay season here in Utah. First crop is almost finished up. Who else associates summer with the smell of fresh cut hay? #hayseason #haying #ranchlife #farming #utahranchlife #angus #simmental #simangus #angusbulls #simangusbulls #simmentalbulls #businessbreed #iamangus #igabulls #agriculture #utahagriculture

A post shared by Intermountain Genetic Alliance (@igabulls) on Jun 9, 2018 at 7:20pm PDT

When the bottle calf isn’t very photogenic! #cattle #agvocate #agdaily #wetried

A post shared by Rachelle Allen (@allen_rachelle12) on Jun 10, 2018 at 12:01pm PDT

Missing the sweet scent of lilac season already. These white beauties have survived for decades ago on our farm. Grateful to our ancestors who planted them; grateful the trees are still thriving. . . . #lilacs #whitelilacs #lilacseason #howsweetitis #whiteblossoms #whitebeauties #softness #light #shadows #spring #beefood #pollinatorfood #ruralhistory #rural_love #farmlife #agdaily #mymanitoba #outmybackdoor

A post shared by Sandi Knight (@sandiknight) on Jun 8, 2018 at 9:49pm PDT

Farmlife #lovealbertaweather #explorealberta#rural_love#canada#agdaily#be_one_rural#barns#country_features#igers_outdoors

A post shared by Barbie Anderson (@barbiesphotoz) on Jun 9, 2018 at 7:22pm PDT

Hold on to the dreams of your youth ❤️ #greatheartseed

A post shared by Great Heart Seed (@greatheartseed) on Jun 9, 2018 at 12:26pm PDT

I love this picture it’s the place I want to be and when I’m not here I find it in my mind and go there. At peace in the pasture with the cows and their calves. I don’t know why but I love to watch my animals. Not sure if this is some weird condition but I love sitting in the grass as close as they will allow and it feels like I can take a deeper breathe. All the troubles of the day fade away and I feel content at peace. Probably because it’s so quiet, no screaming kids just the sound of the wind and chewing….I want them to know me and I want to know them. I feel grounded and so amazed by the Maker of it all. In the pasture with the cows life makes sense to me and I feel at home. • • • • • • • • • • #homeinthepasture #cows #allnatural #nature #inspiration #countrylife #agdaily #stonebergfarms #farm #momboss #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #getitgirl #bossbabe #liveyourlife #dream #workhard

A post shared by Stoneberg Farms (@stonebergsfarm) on Jun 8, 2018 at 11:28pm PDT

If anyone needs any help tagging their cattle Walker is available. He has legible handwriting and knows numbers 1-10 ? On a more serious note, he was so proud of his “number 6” ear tag for a new calf #agdaily

A post shared by Kayla Mitchell (@kvukomitchell) on Jun 9, 2018 at 3:12pm PDT

Sunrise No. 14

A post shared by Ryan Johnson (@rjohnsonphotos) on Jun 10, 2018 at 3:38pm PDT

Checking the sweet corn patch! ? @brentcogdill . . #cogdillboys #georgebrenton #fieldingclark #sweetcorn #summer #futurefarmer #ffa #agdaily

A post shared by Carson Clark Cogdill (@clarkacc) on Jun 10, 2018 at 2:08pm PDT

The barn is a very special place to each and every farmer and rancher. Years are spent building them, at times, catering to each person's needs. Not one barn is the same as another. In every barn, families are made and strengthened by adversity, hardships, and long nights when it doesn't seem like luck is on their side. Generations of families come and go through them as the family ranch gets passed down from parent to child. Dreams become reality, hearts are warmed and may also be broken. Memories from a lifetime of living on the same place are formed in the barn, all of which will never be forgotten. An old barn may not be the prettiest thing, compared to what it once was, but within those red walls and big barn doors, endless stories could be told, and it has more character than just about anything you could imagine. If you ever are fortunate enough to have been around an old barn, well, you're one of the luckiest people in the world. . . . . . . #OldBarnRed #HighButteRanch #QuarterCircleUS #RedAngus #MontanaRanching #HistoryInTheMaking #RememberYourRoots #BarnsAreWhereTheBestMemoriesAreMade #AgDaily

A post shared by Johnathan Mahoney (@firstgenranchhand) on Jun 10, 2018 at 7:09am PDT

Ah, the freedom of discovering you can climb gates. Now there are no limits to adventures. #ranchkids #summertime #optoutside #ranchlife #texas #agdaily #freedom

A post shared by Hunter Lewis Land & Cattle (@hunterlewisbeef) on Jun 11, 2018 at 7:05am PDT

My sister took this photo and I adore it. I was raised on the floors of tractors and in combine cabs in the summers on my grandpa's farm. I was about 9 when I started to learn how to drive myself (other than the time my uncle let me drive the combine when I was 3 ???). I am still in awe of these giant machines rolling over top of this golden crop perfectly, cutting it off and keeping the grain inside while spitting out most of the junk. What an incredible invention! Some of my very favorite memories as a kid were eating Oreos or candy bars while riding a combine with my grandpa Pete. He would sing all kinds of songs with me. One of my favorites was, "How much is that doggie in the window?". There are people who take offense to being called a farmer…but to me I will forever be blessed to be called a #farmkid #farmlife #ag365 #agdaily #farmersgranddaughter #farmgirl #countrygirl #okag #oklagriculture #oklahoma #americanfarmer #6thgeneration

A post shared by Kelly (@reddirtgirl17) on Jun 11, 2018 at 8:07am PDT