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In farming, so much of what we do is about investing in an uncertain future. That is especially true when you consider the planting season and all the steps we take to maximize the year’s harvest.
As the years move forward, it seems as if personal health, growth and development become more of an issue of importance, and so does the topic of speaking out about it.
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.
When I was a child, other kids would ask, “What does your dad do?” I would rather humbly reply: “He’s just a farmer.” I don’t know why I added the “just” in that reply. Actually, yes I do.
This long weekend is one of my favorite times of the year, and a sad one too, unfortunately. Memorial Day weekend is a time many of us celebrate with family, friends and food, but it is also a time to reflect, remember and shed a tear or two.
FOMO (fear of missing out) is real and is plaguing people of every generation. It adds anxiety, builds discontentment, robs you of your present joy and steals every moment that would normally bring you happiness.
In 2021, dairy product exports totaled 17.3% of U.S. total milk solids production, a record for the U.S. dairy industry. Coupled with imports at 3.2% of U.S. total milk solids production and you have the largest positive trade balance ever for dairy.
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