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You know that moment when you think of the PERFECT

You know that moment when you think of the PERFECT thing to say… but it’s too late, because the moment passes you by? Been there! My ego has been bruised many times from kicking myself for not speaking up at the right time. The good news is, I’ve learned a thing or two that I hope you find encouraging.

Here’s five lessons I’ve learned from not speaking up:
1. Your unique perspective may cause someone to see it differently.
2. Someone will benefit from your story.
3. Speaking up empowers someone else to do the same
4. Your words don’t need to be perfect and
5. Speaking up takes practice

So, the next time you find yourself in a similar situation, know that what you have to say matters, and you deserve to be heard. Drop your favorite emoji below if you agree!

New Feeders! The sheep are loving the new feeders

New Feeders! The sheep are loving the new feeders that we built this fall. These feeders are working very well for feeding grain and hay. We fill the feeders twice per day with hay, and there is minimal waste. And the ewes don’t want to climb through these. Last year, one of the boys ewe lambs would climb through our fenceline feeder every day. It was a bit of a game for her. Do you remember our daily stories about her from last winter?

We look at a combination of genetics, conformation

We look at a combination of genetics, conformation, scrotal circumference, disposition, and performance standards when choosing a bull for our herd. Conformation of a bull includes what the bull looks like, his feet, and his walking ability. When we want to make changes in our herd, we will select a herd sire with traits that we are looking for or that we want to have more of in our herd. We also want to consider our type of cattle, our environment and operational goals. OSR 1E HARMONY GARTH 1G (pictured when he was a yearling)

“To be a farmer is to be a student forever, for

“To be a farmer is to be a student forever, for each day brings something new.” -John Connell

Can I make a confession? There are days, especiall

Can I make a confession? There are days, especially ones when we are run off our feet getting everything ready for winter, that I don’t manage to stop for a breath until we are finally in the house for the night. Truthfully, I wouldn’t change a thing! My heart explodes with gratitude when I hit the sheets, cuddled up next to three tired boys, and recount a day well spent. When do you feel most grateful?

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