Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – A Season of Rest!
As we slither out of the first full month of 2025, there is something about January, about winter, that I long to hold on to and that is what is suppose to be a season of rest. [READ MORE…]
As we slither out of the first full month of 2025, there is something about January, about winter, that I long to hold on to and that is what is suppose to be a season of rest. [READ MORE…]
Being a student of life, I appreciate making everyday moments in to learning opportunities. Our kitchen has become an intense classroom the last couple of weeks and I am excited to share all about it. [READ MORE…]
I am celebrating every empty jar and what it has provided for my family, but very much looking forward to filling them again, in another season. For all of these seasons are filled with my love! [READ MORE…]
This National Pie Day has nothing to do with math and everything to do with that sweet American treat. National Pie Day encourages us all to take a break with America’s favorite dessert. [READ MORE…]
Today just so happens to be National Granola Bar Day! I make these bars at least once a week, so here is my simple recipe for Peanut Butter Chocolate Granola Bars! [READ MORE…]
It is times like these when you feel very alive. There is a blast of air that hits you and tries to cut through you. There is ice that hits your face that you swear might scar. [READ MORE…]
By the end of a very long day of competition at West Holt High School, in Atkinson, I made sure to thank every volunteer I came into contact with. I can not imagine how hard it was for that community to host 16 other schools and put on a brave face with breaking inside of their own grief. This community won’t just be in my prayers with week, after what I witnessed yesterday, it will be etched in my heart forever. [READ MORE…]
I salute the men and women who are cutting a lick in this cattle market! May we remember these times, while holding on to the hope that they can continue for a few more years so we can strengthen the balance sheet of rural America! [READ MORE…]
And now you know another reason that I am so committed to this way of life. When I am out there chopping ice and scooping bunks, I am dreaming of the days where I can grab a package of beef sticks from a cow that lived a good life and enjoy a snack with my family! [READ MORE…]
The American dairy farmer is a resilient bunch! Those cows not only need fed daily, but they need to be milked twice and in some cases three times a day, every day, even on holidays! [READ MORE…]
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