Author Archives: Jillian
Planting, Pictures and Mishaps
Greetings friends! Here’s a quick photo catch-up of what’s happening on the farm. This planting season started off with a few mishaps. As we were preparing some of our conventional tillage fields, Jared broke or lost a key pin that … Continue reading
GPS: Where are we going?
Uncle Gene recently invested into a small guidance system for the farm. So far, the guys have really enjoyed fiddling around with it and learning how it works. I posted a picture on my Facebook today of Jared setting it … Continue reading
Closing Out Cotton Season
I am so thankful that cotton season is coming to a close. As I write this, Jared is hurrying to harvest the last 30 acres or so before the rain moves in. Since, I have been an absent blogger, here … Continue reading
Ft. Payne
Happy Fall Y’all!
Fluffin’ and Pickin’
Today the boys have the wonderful pleasure of fluffing peanuts. (Notice the hints of sarcasm!) We fluff peanuts for two reasons. One, it helps them to dry out on the bottom so we can pick them sooner rather than later. … Continue reading
Plowing Up Peanuts and Grading Papers
We are plowing up peanuts on this lovely fall day! We have had a good harvest so far, with the exception of a few breakdowns and rain interruptions. This year we have had the chance to lease a Challenger to … Continue reading
Engagement Session: Shelley and Ryan
It’s official. I’m terrible at staying on a blogging calendar… one day I will do better! Down here in our little corner of the world things have gone from super dry to so wet we can’t get into the field … Continue reading
Photo Friday: Sunflowers
Creaming Corn
I spent 8 hours Saturday creaming, bagging and freezing field corn. Some of yall just read that and realized I wrote field corn instead of sweet corn. Though it may be strange to some of my Midwestern friends, down here … Continue reading
No Bugs for Dinner Please!
Today, I read an AWESOME article by Holly Spangler over atĀ PrairieĀ Farmer. It had several anecdotal stories about the disconnect between HOW our food is produced and HOW we expect it to look and taste. After reading it I though about … Continue reading
