3 Reasons to tell Your Ag Story
Everyone has a story. Maybe it’s a little bit of caveman ancestry or a throw-back to telling ghost stories around the campfire, but we all enjoy telling and hearing a good story. Farmers are no exception . They like to...
3 Reasons to tell Your Ag Story
Everyone has a story. Maybe it’s a little bit of caveman ancestry or a throw-back to telling ghost stories around the campfire, but we all enjoy telling and hearing a good story. Farmers are no exception . They like to...Everyone has a story. Maybe it’s a little bit of caveman ancestry or a throw-back to telling ghost stories around the campfire, but we all enjoy telling and hearing a good story. Farmers are no exception
But why take the time to tell your story? I can think of three, I am sure there are more.
1. Share your legacy.
Newlywed Ashley in Minnesota does an excellent job of this in her “Adventures in Vineyardland” blog.
2. Share your ideas.
Joan in Indiana told about how she makes a Christmas wreath for her dad’s barn each year, 
with the help of his Allis Chalmers tractors.
3. Share your voice.
10 Tractor Girls will be raising money for charity in the UK & Ireland and plan to blog about their trip on vintage tractors.
A couple more interesting blogs we have noticed…
– our friend Steve in Nebraska blogs and did an interview via Skype, all from his Challenger tractor cab
– an interesting organic dairy blog, “Bovine Bugle” by Jonathan in Vermont
So, if you have, or know of an ag blog, let us know. We’ll compile a list and let everyone know in a future post.
