Loved this! And as a horticulturist, I appreciate your husband’s unapologetic commitment and trust in the wealth of science behind crop production! The internet is a wild place…so much misinformation. Thankful for your family and all farmers! Looking forward to part 2
Thank you for sharing all of this! I grew up in Iowa and a good part of my family is employed by "conventional farming." My husband runs a very small scale organic vegetable and meat chicken farm. I cannot agree enough that we probably need both, and many of us are blessed with the choice of how we source our food and can do both! Thank you for humanizing large scale farming and just sharing the realities of what is needed to feed people.
Hi Megan! Thank you so much for reading and commenting! I agree; it's great we have so many different options. I am a terrible gardener, so I'm grateful I don't have to raise my own produce. My family would all have scurvy. Haha.
Okay I love this so much. I learned so much and appreciate the way you're addressing so many things I see people stressed about online but don't understand 😂 Thank you for sharing this!
Loved this! And as a horticulturist, I appreciate your husband’s unapologetic commitment and trust in the wealth of science behind crop production! The internet is a wild place…so much misinformation. Thankful for your family and all farmers! Looking forward to part 2
Thank you, Sara! The internet is a wild place. Haha. Part 2 coming shortly!
Thank you for sharing all of this! I grew up in Iowa and a good part of my family is employed by "conventional farming." My husband runs a very small scale organic vegetable and meat chicken farm. I cannot agree enough that we probably need both, and many of us are blessed with the choice of how we source our food and can do both! Thank you for humanizing large scale farming and just sharing the realities of what is needed to feed people.
Hi Megan! Thank you so much for reading and commenting! I agree; it's great we have so many different options. I am a terrible gardener, so I'm grateful I don't have to raise my own produce. My family would all have scurvy. Haha.
Okay I love this so much. I learned so much and appreciate the way you're addressing so many things I see people stressed about online but don't understand 😂 Thank you for sharing this!
Hey thanks, Amy! And thanks for reading!
Loved reading this! Thank you, Stacy (and Rich!)
Thank you, Kendra!!
This is so helpful to understand farming more! So interesting!
Thanks for reading, Kym!
I love this so much Stacy!!!!
Thanks, friend!
Great answers! I went to a farm seminar last summer and learned about the ‘see and spray’ sprayer, incredible technology!!
Thanks, Christina! It is really cool. It not only saves on chemicals but water usage, too!
So interesting! I love the glimpses of your life you share!
Thanks so much, Joy!
This is so interesting!
Thanks for reading, Joanne!
I already learned so much just in part one! Shared and looking forward to part 2 :)
Thank you, Lauren! I appreciate it! And thank you for asking questions! :)
This is great!
Thanks, Cara!