Our eyes met from across the pen. Challenge accepted. It was on. I was alone and had to treat an eye infection in a 45 lb goat kid before it spread...
Because sometimes winter on the farm can get long. And, because we can.
As I contemplate the coming snow storm that is breathing down Montana’s neck, threatening to dump yet another foot of snow on the ground and bring us sub zero temperatures for...
Take 12 minutes out of your day and watch one of the most compelling short films I have ever seen. Directed by Carly Calhoun and Sam Despeaux.
Raising livestock and having a full time job is complicated. Goat kids come when they come. They don’t check with you first to see if you’re busy. The first kids of...
I was sidetracked this weekend by the Library of Congress archival photo collection. While looking for historic photos of the Tongue River valley I found these spectacular photographs of Montana ranchers counting...
[Untitled photo, possibly related to: Beer parlor, Birney, Montana][1939 June] Arthur Rothstein [Untitled photo, possibly related to: Dudes learning how to throw a rope, “roping” during a ranch rodeo contest. Brewster...
“We don’t have a right to ask whether we’re going to succeed or not. The only question we have a right to ask is ‘what’s the right thing to do? What...
The other day, I was splitting wood for winter. I couldn’t hear much over the sounds of the splitter or my ear protection so I was startled when I looked up...