Monthly Archives: September 2006

Scamper

Cats have a job on the farm, too!

A kitten learning how to mouse.

Premise ID is for Plants Too

Thanks to a letter to the editor, in the September 25, 2006 issue of Midwest Ag Journal, by Lee Cornell, I became aware of how the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture plans to use premise id with non-animal farms. In other words premise id for farmers who only raise crops. Here is a quote from the [...]

Bawler Stuck

This calf’s name is Bawler.

Bawler got her head stuck in the old corn crib.

What if you’re poor?

A big concern for many is the cost of manditory animal identification. A recent letter to the editor, by Donald R. Larson, former president, Northeast Colorado Cattlemen, in the September 11, 2006, Midwest Ag Journal has the following quote:
The ID system will also cost ranchers and sale barns a lot of extra money. Sale [...]

Millie

We bought Millie when we first started farming.

Millie provided milk for our bottle lambs and kid goat. She has since been sold to another farm family.