just because the holiday has now come and gone, that doesn’t mean everything is back to normal.
Sometimes it seems like farmers live in a completely different world from most people — and that includes how we spend Christmas Day.
The turbulence of harvest season undoubtedly has an impact on the mood of the holidays yet to come.
Farmers aren’t always the easiest people to buy for, so here are a few ideas for farmers on your Christmas list.
From displaying the mischievous Elf on the Shelf and pouring reindeer food all over the backyard to building an elaborate gingerbread house and making sure your entire family has a matching set of PJs for Christmas morning, there is no shortage of Christmas traditions to choose from these days — especially with Pinterest spewing forth […]
In honor of #GingerbreadHouseDay we took a look at the best farm-inspired sweet architecture buzzing on social.
As a farm mom, I want my children to enjoy their toys that we purchase with our hard-earned money, so quality is my number one concern.
A Washington Christmas tree farmer has helped a military family celebrate the holiday in November since their dad won’t be home this year.
There is a single light burning in the New Mexico ranch house, and the little radio in the corner of the kitchen is the only noise — the local AM station playing the last refrains of a Christmas song before the farm reports begin in an hour. The ranch wife already has green chile bubbling […]
We scoped out social media and found that Elf on the Shelf isn’t always just lying around waiting for children to find it, some farms have been putting the scout elves up to work.