Feedstuffs Foodlink has printed my column about the Wild Horse situation and Madeleine Pickens plan.

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I spent this past weekend with the Utah Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers in Bryce Canyon UT. The three feet of snow that arrived just before the start of the meeting, the closed roads did not deter this group of committed farmers and ranchers from showing up 200 people in fact and it was an awesome meeting. This photo is the track hoe and how the parking lot of Ruby's Inn was cleared for our arrival. More about the meeting later.

My guest today on Rural Route really got into the spirit Denise Qualls from Pollination Connection joined me on very educational Almond Bee show.

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The discussion meet at the South Dakota Young Farmers and Ranchers meeting in Lead, SD on Saturday Jan 16, 2010. Chris Boggs from Vetal was named the winner. I was the true winner because I had a great weekend with everyone who attended. And if you can't figure this out you are dumb dumb dumb....

Jan 12, 2010 the highest priced snow fences in America located NE Nebraksa. The worst planting and harvest conditions in my life time yet USDA announced today record corn yields. All thanks to the American Agricultural system.

Jan 8, 2010 San Juan Bautista the "SuperWomen" of California Agriculture now led by Celeste Settrini.

Here is the best way to view 35 below windchills on the Great Plains of America, through a window pain. But the critters are depending on you to be there. Trent Loos

Anyone who has ever had breakfast with me knows that my breakfast included three eggs and bacon every day. But the odds of me getting preganent are somewhat low.

Bacon and Eggs Idle Diet for Pregnant Women

A recent research published in the journal of the Federation of the American Societies for Experimental Biology claimed that eating a plate of bacon and eggs could help pregnant women boost the intelligence of their unborn child.

Checking cows on stocks Dec 29, 2009 with a little hint of what the past week has been like here in Central Nebraska

Jim my Percheron on another Frosty morning in the heat of Global Warming. Steer watching in the background is one of Libbi's 4-H steers for this coming year.

Cattle at my place Christmas Day 2009 braving temperatures at 20 below and seeking protection from North Winds in excess of 30 mph for 3 days.