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Dairy farming during the winter in northern Wisconsin can be very challenging, especially when it’s bitterly cold. Equipment has a harder time working and occasionally can break down. Read how God helped one family with this problem.
Valentine’s Day is coming up soon, and it’s a great time to express your love to your sweetheart. It’s also a great time to express your love to your children.
New Year’s Day is past, and many people made many resolutions about things they were going to change in their lives. And now, just a short time later, almost all those good resolutions that were supposed to make them better have been broken.
Fall is a very busy time of year out here on the farm as we get the crops all harvested and prepare for the long winter ahead up here in northern Wisconsin. Even though there is much work to do, we greatly enjoy it. Being outdoors working this time of year is wonderful.
We can all use a helping hand from time to time, especially if you’re a farmer. Things come up where you really need another person’s help. It’s nice when you have good friends you can call on in such situations.
I have, over the years – as a result of my writing and serving on a board – had the privilege of having many visitors on our farm here. We’ve had them from several different states and several different countries.
Spring is a time all farmers and gardeners look forward to after a long, cold winter. With the longer daylight, the temperature begins to rise and all the snow melts away.
Unfortunately, in our society today, we hear so much about depression and suicide affecting many people. A large part of the population has many mental health problems, and doctors treat many of them with medication, with little success.
