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Category Archives: Beef Cattle
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Posted in Agriculture, Angus, Beef Cattle, effective communications, family, Family Time, farmer, farmer's wife, farms, growing up, Life in Rural America, Mom, My Life, parenting, personal choices, Rural Life, social media
Tagged agriculture, cows, farm, kids, life
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A picture worth a thousand words
Today has been a bit different. The change in my day job to full time Emergency Room Doc has let me spend more time on our farm, and today I got to help with taking our pork and beef to … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Angus, Animal Welfare, Beef Cattle, effective communications, personal choices, swine
Tagged agriculture, farming, food, me
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Make Hay while the sun shines…
I have been meaning to write this blog post since fall hay cutting, and I am just now getting around to typing it up. See, at least twice a year, more often three times a year, I loose my husband … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Beef Cattle, Chores, effective communications, Farm, farmer, farmer's wife, farming, hay, My Life, social media, work
Tagged agriculture, animal food, cattle, farming, forage, hay, tractors
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Bottle Time
Yesterday afternoon my husband Took time out of his busy afternoon of house building, moving cattle from one field to another for our rotational grazing program, tagging a baby calf, doctoring another baby calf, and other assorted farm chores to … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Angus, Animal Welfare, Beef Cattle, Chores, Farm, farmer
Tagged bottle feeding a calf, Charlie Hat, farming, growing up, responsibility
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Farming chores in the rain
Well, even in the rain, or in this case a break in the rain, stock must be cared for and Brian got a real kick out of my doctor farmer clothes today. We got everything taken care of before it … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Animal Welfare, Beef Cattle, Chores, family, Family Time, Farm
Tagged chores, farm, Rain
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A load of Poo…
I had to take a minute to update this post cause I got Brian’s Aunt Barb to send me a Picture of Great Aunt Nellie standing by GrandMa Winnie. The lady looking strait at the camera and smiling is the … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Angus, Beef Cattle, Farm, farmer, farming, funny, Life in Rural America, My Life, Rural America, work
Tagged aging, family, farming, funny, manure, poo, working
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Steaks it’s what’s for diner
Tonight we are going to celebrate my son turning four with one of his and his Dad’s favorite foods… beef. We raised it, cared for it, took it to slaughter, and now we are going to eat. Amen and thanks … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Angus, Beef Cattle, Family Time, farmer's wife
Tagged Angus, beef, home grown, steak
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Beef – an Affair with the Heart?
Its February, which means that this is women’s heart awareness month, and it would be remiss not to find a blog topic that can combine my love of agriculture and medicine. In efforts to be supportive of both the American … Continue reading
Posted in Beef Cattle, doctor, food, Medicine
Tagged beef, BOLD diet, Cholesterol, DASH diet, healthy heart
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Higher Priced Beef
I was browsing the internet and came across the following article about the rise of beef exports, increased consumer demand, and the possible results for these trends. I thought it would be worth while to share with others. I hope … Continue reading
“This is why I am not a Vet”
To anyone who has ever met me, they have probably heard my quote for why I am not a vet. My grandfather was a vet. My Dad is a vet. Everyone in our small town thought that either my brother … Continue reading




