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Four days in the life of a reporter
More than a few times over the last four days, I had to remind myself to just take a deep breath and exhale slowly — everything’s gonna be all right. From Friday afternoon through Monday noon, I logged 262 work … Continue reading
Tagged AGCO, fishing, Jackson, Luverne, National guard homecoming, needlework, storms, Windom, work
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Do you know the answers?
How much does a calf weigh when it’s born? What is the typical age of a cow who has just had her first calf? Why are baby calves taken away from their mothers? Those questions and many others were posed … Continue reading
Tagged dairy, education, farm, farm bureau, school, trivia
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FFA pride shines through the next generation
I still remember my first trip to the Minnesota FFA Convention in St. Paul. I had packed my black pants, my freshly ironed white shirts and that blue corduroy jacket – the one with my name stitched in gold thread … Continue reading
Tagged FFA, iowa FFA, Josh Earll, leadership, Steven Brockshus
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New cell phone elicits feelings of techno-dumb
I’ve come to realize now that I’m over the age of 40, own my own home and have it fully furnished, that shopping isn’t as much fun as it used to be. These days, everything I admire has to pass … Continue reading
Tagged cell phones, home, shopping, technology
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Driving lessons
Most people, I’m sure, remember their first experience behind the wheel — the trepidation of being in control of something much larger than you, mixed with the exhilaration of knowing freedom would one day be yours. Nothing beats the satisfaction … Continue reading
Tagged driving, farm, tractors
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