Profound quote during these profound times.

I hope we always remember we’re one nation under God ❤️🤍💙

“Go out in the world for adventure, come home for love.” - As Old As Time

This giveaway ✨ENDS TOMORROW✨ y’all! Get those final entries in 💕

You know you’re a nerd when instead of scrolling social media, you’re scrolling Goodreads Thanks @Callie_a99

Can anything be cuter than this?! 😍

You can’t tell me these aren’t ADORABLE 😍

*Watching Star Wars* Kaitlyn: “When is the tree coming out (Groote)?” Me: “That’s Guardians of the Galaxy.” Kaitlyn: “Gardens of the Galaxy?” Me: “No...GUARDIANS.” Kaitlyn: “So is this what grandpa used to watch (Star Trek)?” Me: “No.....This is Star Wars.” 😂Help Me😂

*Looking through kids books* “You’re gonna have to learn how to read Kaitlyn” - Mom 😂

Me: “Pick a number between 1 and 24.” Kaitlyn: *dead serious* “72”

Good teachers know their lesson plans. Great teachers know their students. Good coaches know X's and O's. Great coaches know their players. Good leaders know their vision. Great leaders know their team. Your people make the difference. They matter. Remind them that you care.

Stand up for what you believe in. Even if you’re standing alone.

What if we introduced ourselves in agriculture and FFA circles by why we love agriculture now, and focused less on justifying why we belong here? I don’t think we need to justify why we did or didn’t grow up on a farm.

Crop Progress Update from Mackenzie Hoffman, Grain Merchandiser in St Louis, MO. “Corn is looking 80% good and 20% questionable. Fungicide has been applied. Less confident on quality/yield of beans. Some floods took away a decent production with spotty replant.”

Today we're taking a moment to share appreciation to all the producers who work tirelessly to feed us year-round. Happy #NationalFarmersDay! #FarmersAreVital

A #Harvest22 update from Grain Merchandiser Mackenzie Hirschauer: "Things are slow in the St. Louis draw area. Corn harvest has started for MO/IL, but still seeing a lot of high moisture in IL. Beans are turning so we could see more producers cutting soon."