This post is sponsored by Seed Consultants, Inc., but all opinions are my own. The weather is good and tractors are all over plowing, working ground, planting corn, planting soybeans and spraying. This is an exciting time for adult farmers and toy farmers that want nothing more than to imitate the real thing. Our Little…
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10 Things Farmers Do in the Winter
1-Bundle Up and Sell Some Grain Want to know how our bank wished us Happy New Year? The same way they always do, by sending a loan statement asking for a payment. So, thank goodness for the grain bins storing harvest. Never mind that your kid may be pulling your father-in-law around the yard on…
How to Make Toy Silage Wagons
Much to our carpet farmer’s delight Santa Claus left the new Big Farm Silage Chopper under the Christmas tree. However, Santa did not bring a Big Farm Silage Wagon, so we had to improvise. Our carpet farmer is very creative and loves building things. So, he used cardboard boxes to add cardboard sides and a…
Life on the Farm 8-27-17
We’ve got a fourth grader and a new back to school routine that starts much earlier in the day. We’ve had our first full week of adjustments. Here’s hoping we hit our stride before fifth grade! “Helping” get supplies in the gator is one of the highlights of farm work in Fort Recovery! The kids…
How to Make Toy Round Bales of Hay
Our Little Farmer loves to carpet farm. He loves activities and making his own supplies for the farm. So, when we visited an older friend who has a farming set-up that little boys dream of in his basement we knew we needed some homemade round bales of our own. Our friend gave instructions to buy…