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No one wants to work anymore

March 13, 2023
Lynn Jaynes

When someone says that no one wants to work anymore, the clear implication is “my generation” works, but “the new generation” won’t work.


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You can’t unlearn it, unhear it or unsee it

February 13, 2023
Lynn Jaynes

When the person in charge of the cattle drive yells something indiscernible from 300 yards away, accompanied by frantic hand/arm motions (given that rotator cuff injury he’s been ignoring), everyone is supposed to know exactly what he means. Isn’t it obvious?


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Whack-a-mole

January 13, 2023
Lynn Jaynes

Are you a whack-a-mole manager or a goal-setter? Can you be both?


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If I break down, let it be in farm country

December 13, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Your muck boots, cowboy boots and greasy steel-toed boots are knight's clothing in disguise.


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This Christmas, do good

November 25, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Don't underestimate small gestures – they can mean so much.


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You'll be sorry when I'm president

October 20, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Even at 55-plus, I can show you a thing or two about technology.


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Two kinds of people

September 21, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

“Son, your barn is a mess,” I said.
“Don’t touch a thing in there,” he answered.


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There's always that one calf

September 16, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

My son and I worked calves the other day. Not many, just enough to get hot and sweaty.



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Web supersite

September 15, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

You didn’t know it, but behind the scenes, Ag Proud – Idaho has been in planned chaos for roughly a year.


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Polio and cats

August 24, 2022
Lynn Jaynes

Poliomyelitis (polio) was mostly associated with childhood in summer months. While humans produce natural antibodies to the virus, a compromised immune system or poor nutrition provided an environment that encouraged virus development through the bloodstream and central nervous system (through contaminated water and/or food).


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