While I’m blessed to be my own boss as a farmer, also know that while you take vacations and enjoy other recreation during the summer, I’m probably working.
Marriage is not sunshine and roses. Each year, my marriage has gotten harder. Each season on the farm, it’s harder for me to extend grace and patience.
In case anyone is waffling on whether to go, here are 10 great reasons that you should attend this year’s National FFA Convention.
Here’s my top 5 to make fall calving successful — because we all know it can turn into a train wreck if you’re not careful.
I encourage you to know why you’re doing what you’re doing — why you’re putting in the hours and making the sacrifices — before enough becomes enough.
These are the some of the most important things we are doing on our farm in preparation for another busy harvest season.
Here are seven suggestions to help you save money and get some extra bang for your buck on the farm.
Your time is valuable. You need to understand that. You need to set boundaries and only do things that are important to you with the precious time you have.
It’s hard to say everything that FFA advisors do to impact our lives, but here is what stands out about them — lessons and all — during my time in FFA.
Paul Lierz is the ag teacher and FFA advisor at Jackson Heights High School in Holton, Kansas, and his Philosophy of Life is profound.