My MBA is different than your MBA…
MBA… You probably instantly thought of a Master of Business Administration, but there is another MBA that you should take notice of, especially if you are an agriculturalist or someone who is...
View ArticleMeet Beef’s Latest Top of the Class
In October, I had the opportunity to spend a couple of days at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) headquarters in Denver, Colorado, for an in-depth, beef advocacy training called Top of...
View ArticleBest of 2016… Agriculture to art
My blogging took a backseat this year after moving from Nebraska to Nevada and getting settled in out west. Resettling took more time than I thought, but that is a post for next year 🙂… More
View ArticleAre you prepared for a flood?
There has been a lot of talk this week about the 1997 flood. Twenty years ago, on New Year’s Eve (1996) my Dad and I went goose hunting. We had set out our decoys and… More
View ArticleReflecting on a year in Nevada…
Happy 2017! I cannot believe how quickly 2016 came and went. So many people talked about what a terrible year it was. I thought it was a pretty great year. I thought I would take a… More
View ArticleLambs: Weaning, Scrapie tags, and worming
This past weekend I headed out to the ranch to help wean lambs. Weaning just means that they have become old enough and/or weigh enough to be able to flourish on their own, so they… More
View ArticleWintering horses… Wordless Wednesday
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View ArticleWhat happens after a baby lamb is born…
Lambing (when the ewes (aka mamas) are having their babies) is always a fun and exciting season, albeit exhausting too. My parents are involved in the day-to-day tasks as the sheep ranchers, I get to…...
View ArticleWaiting for breakfast… Wordless Wednesday
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