Have about 2 days of wrenching to be fully caught up and ready to go. And I have 10 hours to do so. #plant21

What started out as a business idea to pass a class in college has now become my life. Wild

Between the days getting short and the wet weather halting harvest, that seasonal depression is starting to hit like a truck.

“Once I accepted the fact that I grew up poor white trash and will always be poor white trash, life really isn’t all that bad.”

Lady at the bar says to me. “Piece of advice, never sing karaoke ever again” It truly was that bad

Things I’ve learned from Tik Tok. 1- different spray tank mixing tricks. 2-how to properly roll a burrito. Both of which have proved to be very helpful.

Working in agriculture in your early 20s means you're the default IT person no matter how little you know about computers

Saw the first buzzard of the year. Spring is officially here.

This calving season has been pretty rough with all the mud and cold, the bright side is we have had 2 sets of twins that the mothers owned both calves.

Finally got the sprayer out today for an actual application and everything worked flawlessly. My excitement for this thing is at an all time high right now.

Breakdowns in farming right now with no parts or service within the week will drive a person to drinking rather quickly.

As I’m spraying at dusk, boom blue lights shining and Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream blasting, I realize I’ve finally made it to where I’ve always dreamed of as a kid.

Dad and I working through the night to get alfalfa in before the rain, these may be my favorite moments together on the farm.

Every time a piece of equipment breaks down I instantly start looking for one to replace it thinking that would be easier than repairing. Even though I’m 100% going to keep fixing the one I have.

“Kids are a lot like a Christmas tree farm, it takes 10-15 years to see an economic return”

I would argue that if a person isn’t on social media in some capacity (could be just a follower/reader) they are slightly behind in the flow of information/knowledge.

Calve out heifers they say, it’s a great idea they say. They forgot to mention the part where heifers try to jump through windows and hate their calf.

Dear Facebook marketplace scammers, You can run scams or false posts all you want, just please stop having it be nice farm equipment cheap. Sincerely, A Broke but Optimistic Young Farmer.

What if I told you we’re living through a depression? The silent depression. The great debasement. Dollars create the illusion of prosperity. Fiat lies. #Bitcoin makes the invisible visible.

Is it optimism? Or is it insanity? Double crop forage with little to no rain in the forecast, just to feed cattle we don’t have yet that are all time highs to buy. Not the popular thing to be doing, but maybe it’s the right thing, time will tell.