Ag on Instagram: The best farm photos from May 7, 2020

We bring you some of the best farm photos on Instagram for May 7. Want to get listed in this daily feature? Be sure to hashtag your Instagram pics with #agdaily.

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Our Fendt aka "Black Betty" is in the field and corn planting has started! ? #plant2020 #stillfarming #agdaily #upstatefarms #dairyforlife

A post shared by Dziedzic Farms (@dziedzicfarms) on May 7, 2020 at 9:14am PDT

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My identical twins have something to say!

A post shared by Ashley | Small Acre Farming (@prairiebox.farmhouse) on May 7, 2020 at 8:55am PDT

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One of those tough fields that you love anyways.

A post shared by MY YIELD (@myyield) on May 7, 2020 at 9:32am PDT

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“Um…hi, yes, excuse me, is it Friday yet?” ? #onlytuesday #lookingfortheweekend

A post shared by Rebecca | Hardin Farms, LLC (@hardinfarmwife) on Mar 10, 2020 at 1:38pm PDT

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Our goat Gus is so patient and gentle with my son. We have eight goats, six Angus, three rabbits and several chickens and pigs. My son likes to try to ride Gus; he succeeds about a quarter of the time. (Tallie Czajkowski/Farm & Ranch Living) ??? #farmlife #hobbyfarm #farmfamily #farmanimals #farmkid #goats #farmphotography

A post shared by Farm & Ranch Living magazine (@farmandranchliving) on May 7, 2020 at 9:09am PDT

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Alabama farms are pure gold. ?: @sesfishing . . #FarmingFeedsAlabama #StillFarming #AgDaily #AFBFshare #FarmLife #Plant20 #DeereSighting #ThisIsAlabama

A post shared by Alabama Farmers Federation (@alfafarmers) on May 6, 2020 at 1:43pm PDT

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And we are off and running! Over 1/4 done planting corn and have a lot of oats and wheat to swath and bale. Hopefully get that all done before next alfalfa cutting #farming #corn #agphotography #agdaily #covercrop #soilhealth #absorption #infiltration #irrigation #arizona #hardwork #essential #feedtheworld #professional #bloodsweatandtears #agriculture #agriculturelife #desertfarming

A post shared by Andrew White (@azcornfarmer) on May 6, 2020 at 2:29pm PDT

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Granddaddy will be 91 in June, but you would never know it. Every time he gets out to one of the farms, he turns into a teenager again. He shows up for ‘work’ and bush hogs or whatever else Evan has on the agenda. THIS is what farming is all about. Your last name follows you wherever you go, and man are we glad to share his with him 🙂 #familyfarming #farmingfeedsalabama #agdaily #stillfarming #alfafarmers #youngfarmersofalabama #jeffcofarmersfed

A post shared by Nelson Cattle Co. (@nelsoncattleco) on May 7, 2020 at 8:34am PDT

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Green grass, stuffed mouths, full bellies. ?

A post shared by Rockin’ U Farm (@rockinufarm) on May 7, 2020 at 5:26am PDT

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The first day in the garden for 2020 is in the books! We had such a blast planting together & doing our best to share it with Charlie. We can’t wait until we start seeing the fruits (well, the veggies!) of our labor! ????

A post shared by Rockin’ U Farm (@rockinufarm) on May 6, 2020 at 12:25pm PDT

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Morning sunrise Tipton County, Indiana. Leica type 240 #leica #leicaphotography #leicasociety #leicageosystems #leicashooter #leicaphotographer #leicaphoto #indiana #indianaphotographer #indianaphotography #indianapolisphotographer #midwest #midwestphotographer #midwestphotography #sunset #sunrise #tractor #field #farm #farming #ranch #farmphotography #farmphotographydaily #sunsetphotography #sunrisephotography #sunrise_sunset_photogroup #mastinlabs #kodak

A post shared by Jason Graves (@jasongraves_photography) on May 6, 2020 at 5:19pm PDT

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✨ Be patient. ⁣Be loving. ⁣Be kind. ⁣Be gentle. ?

A post shared by Megan Rigdon • MRP ? (@meganrigdonphotography) on May 7, 2020 at 5:07am PDT

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Cool to have this photo featured on the cover of the Iowa Soybean Review magazine. It’s a cool angle and beautiful capture, but more importantly, it is a conservation-minded farmer planting his soybean crop into a tall rye cover crop. Cover crops act as blankets for fields from harvest to planting. They prevent erosion of topsoil and also hold excess nutrients. They also improve soil health, allowing farmers to plant and grow nourishing crops for generations and generations. You can find out more by searching the Iowa Soybean Review on the web. . . . . .#farm365#agchat#farmtog#farm#thisisIowa#exploreIowa#ia_ag#food#agchat#iowafarmer#iowafarming#IG_IOWA#myfarmphoto#agdaily#jmurphpix#farmlife#farmphotography#ag#highlightiowa#iowagram#farmlife#IAag#IowaAg#iowafarmer#onlyinIowa#renegade_community#farmtog#Iowaviews#iowagram#Iowaofusa#nocoastcollective#Captureiowa#jmurphpix#iowafarmer

A post shared by Joseph L. Murphy (@jmurphpix) on May 6, 2020 at 2:15pm PDT