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08/29/2026

You may not live in rural America.
You may never set foot on a farm.
But you eat three times a day.

And that means what happens to American agriculture matters to you.

For decades, we’ve watched our food system become more consolidated, more centralized, and harder for small independent farms to survive in.

This isn’t just a farmer problem.

Who owns the land matters.
Who raises the animals matters.
Who controls our food supply matters.

I never planned on being a farmer. I certainly never planned on being this vocal about agriculture.

But the longer I do this, the more convinced I become that protecting independent American farms is about far more than saving a way of life.

It’s about protecting our ability to feed ourselves.

Know your farmer. Buy directly when you can. Keep your food dollars in your community.

Because the future of American agriculture will ultimately be decided by who we choose to support.

I already know this one is going to trigger some people, so a friendly reminder before you head to the comments:Keep it ...
08/28/2026

I already know this one is going to trigger some people, so a friendly reminder before you head to the comments:

Keep it clean.

Looking at you, lefties.

Disagree all you want. Bring your facts. Bring your argument. Let’s talk about it.

But the name-calling, personal attacks and absolute hate some of you spew because someone has a different opinion? It’s getting a little embarrassing.

This post is about what Project 2025 actually says about agriculture.

Read it. Think about it. Challenge it if you disagree.

But if your best argument is an insult, you probably don’t have much of an argument.

08/25/2026

They’ll call it innovation.

I think we should be asking a few more questions.

When food moves further away from farms, animals, soil and the people who raise it — who gains more control over our food supply?

Who owns the technology?

Who owns the process?

Who profits every time we replace something nature already provides with something that has to be manufactured?

Because there’s a pretty big difference between food you can raise, grow, milk or make yourself…

and food you can only get because a corporation owns the technology to produce it.

That distinction matters.

Maybe the future of food doesn’t need to be invented.

Maybe we need to fight like hell to protect the farmers still producing the real thing.

Know your farmer. Know your food. And never stop asking questions.

One of these is organic butter from the grocery store.The other came from our 100% grass-fed cows.I mean… 😂No filter. No...
08/20/2026

One of these is organic butter from the grocery store.

The other came from our 100% grass-fed cows.

I mean… 😂

No filter. No food coloring. That really is the color.

And this is one of my favorite reminders that a label on a package doesn’t always tell you the whole story.

“Organic” tells you certain things.

But it doesn’t necessarily tell you exactly what that cow ate or how she was raised.

Our cows are 100% grass-fed, and right now they’re out eating fresh green pasture.

And when I turn their cream into butter?

You can see the difference.

I promise you, you can’t buy butter like this at the store. 🧈

But if you have access to good grass-fed milk or cream, you CAN make it yourself.

And it’s ridiculously easy.

I finally made a full butter tutorial showing exactly how I do it — including how much milk/cream it actually takes.

Comment BUTTER and I’ll send you the link. 🧈

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