Rocky Mountain Farmer

Rocky Mountain Farmer I am a fourth generation potato farmer in Southeast Idaho. We farm about 4000 acres.
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06/17/2026

The farm is gearing up for a long day of chisel plowing. Operations are delayed slightly due to the real risk of freezing our crops, making every decision critical. An early start is planned to tackle the fields.

06/17/2026

The hard work starts now. We're flushing pivots and calibrating planters to ensure every seed gets the best possible start. Accuracy is key for a successful harvest.

06/17/2026

The fields are still covered in snow. Unexpected cold weather has farmers waiting to get their crops in the ground. Planting season is officially delayed.

06/16/2026

Every day, the cost of fuel climbs higher. For a farmer, this means a constant battle to refuel the tractor just to keep the essential daily work going. It's a relentless cycle.

06/16/2026

A farmer is worried about the impact of a mild winter with minimal snow cover on corn crowns. This lack of insulation could lead to significant problems for the upcoming growing season.

06/16/2026

Watch as a farmer puts two tractors to the ultimate test, pitting their raw power and speed against each other in a field. Who will win this agricultural showdown?

06/15/2026

Cold water, numb hands, and endless tasks. Getting the pivots started took way longer than expected, and now the wind is kicking up dust. At least the rain helped a little. Time to let this machinery warm up and hope it stays clean.

06/15/2026

A farmer battles unpredictable weather, faulty equipment, and unexpected challenges just to get water to their crops. From wind to camera glitches and a wayward pivot, the struggle is real.

06/15/2026

Getting the irrigation pivots ready for action! This involves setting up the pumps, carefully inspecting all pipes, and flushing out any residual dirty water. Almost time to turn them on.

06/12/2026

This year's drought is unlike anything we've seen. With barely any snowpack, farmers are worried about water for their crops, even forcing some to skip planting potatoes. We're turning on the pivots, hoping for the best.

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