Our fields have always been a source of delicious dishes, and it’s only getting better.

Have you looked at some of our pastures and fields lately? Summers like this don’t come around often, but luckily we have tools to support water management.

Regardless of how you define summer, June on the farm was both hot and dry.

May came in with a bang and has delivered frequent showers and storms resulting in beautiful flowers and awe-inspiring sunsets on the farm.

Vegetable Soybeans:

The “Big News” for National Soy Foods Month.

Arkansas seasons are not so clear-cut and predictable. We thought we were welcoming spring during early March, but we quickly realized, it’s still winter!

February is giving us floods and beautiful Delta sunsets. As I watch the rising Cache River and winter evening sunsets this month on the farm, I think about what life teaches us . . .

Out with the old and in with the new! The end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022 is being celebrated around the world.

Christmas in June continues as the work to bring 5g to Beedeville continues!

The 2021 Harvest is in and on the books. This year has been challenging for lots of reasons.

In this space before Thanksgiving, I always consider what I’ve learned over the past year.

I looked out the window this morning and was touched by the morning glory . . .

Getting ready to celebrate a 40-year legacy! We’ve been making final preparations this month to participate in the Arkansas 4-H Foundation’s Dinner at the Vines. This celebration honors the sacrifices and contributions of many that made this incredible center possible.

While the dog days of summer have been challenging this past month, the kids have been loving the freshly harvested escomame!

There is symmetry to crops growing in a field. While familiar, it still sometimes causes me to pause to appreciate the beauty of it all.

The precious gift of life.

How can you not pause in awe of nature and the circle of life?