Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – National FFA Week
It is National FFA week which really celebrates 2 of my favorite things, kids and agriculture!
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Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Remembering Laura Ingalls Wilder
Today we remember that it was this day in 1957 that Laura Ingalls Wilder drew her last breath but cemented a timeless legacy for us all to treasure.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – The Last Hurrah!
I think every rancher goes through it, the short window of time where you know you can slip away either mentally or physically for a day or two to reboot so to speak, especially right before calving season.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Cherry Bar Recipe!
I’m going to share one of my families favorite cherry recipes that works for breakfast or dessert and it feeds a big crowd! So basically, it checks all of the boxes!
Let’s get these Cherry Bars started!
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Bake for Family Fun Month!
February is National Bake for Family Fun Month to help encourage families to spend more time together mixing up something delicious treats.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – National Tator Tot Day!
The tater tot was born out of a need to reduce food waste and that is an effort I can get behind!
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – National Puzzle Day!
Today is National Puzzle Day, so you knew I just had to talk about it. It is no secret that my family loves puzzles, but my 10 year old especially is wild for this activity.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – The Season of Empty Jars!
As I wash every empty jar that we devour, I say a silent prayer that I will be provided with the provision, energy, and patience to fill them all again, in a few short months!
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Just Ranchin’!
Being a female rancher this time of year, gets me a little sympathetic to the 100’s of females of we care for every day who are in their later stages of gestation. Nothing could be more true that a scene from life this morning.
Ranch Raised with Karina Jones – Thankful to Live in the Land of Few!
As I drive that stretch of blacktop between our ranches, despite the bitter cold and all the challenges that a ranching brings, I can’t help but be more thankful than ever to live where we do.