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I have told you before, but it really can’t be overstated, I live amongst a big breakfast eating crowd, from the man of the house down to his little toddler shadow and everyone in between. I have always said that my family would eat 75% of their daily calories before 10 am if I just kept slinging sausages and flipping flap jacks. 

Yesterday was National Pie Day. My husband said if I talked about National Pie Day here and didn’t celebrate it at our own table then he was going to turn me in for “false advertising.” His sweet tooth was doing the talking, not his heart, okay maybe his belly. But I am just here to verify that I did indeed make a pie.  

All I can say, is if you get the chance, purchase some REAL maple syrup, from American sources.

My grandpa always said that life is so uncertain one should always eat your dessert first. Today would be a great day to put that theory into practice and celebrate National Pie Day! 

All I can say, is if you get the chance, purchase some REAL maple syrup, from American sources.

The last few weeks have been incredibly hard on the livestock production community. Please know that you are not alone. The losses that occurred, the challenges that were endured, can weigh very heavy on a person’s shoulders.

All I can say, is if you get the chance, purchase some REAL maple syrup, from American sources.

Vermont is the #1 producer of maple syrup in the US “tapping” into, get it?, 2.5 million gallons in 2022. New York and Wisconsin are the runner ups in production! 

All I can say, is if you get the chance, purchase some REAL maple syrup, from American sources.

The current state of house can best be described by the movie title, “Where the Wild Things Are.” 

Like many who are weary and toiled I’m not even sure what day it is. It is like we are stuck in the worst version of the move Groundhog Day, ever to be imagined. Every day is the same.

The last few days have been a game of chance around here. Will the diesel engines start today, or will the wheel fall off the wagon and leave us stranded?

National Milk Day, not to be confused with World Milk Day, is celebrated on January 11 to commemorate the first delivery of milk to homes in America back in 1878. Before this time there were not sanitary methods to package and transport milk throughout cities and towns. 

You’ve reached the point where no longer at our ranch you can stay. 

The trucks are rolling in, yeehaw, it is SHIPPING DAY! 

They are long time weaned, green, and being shipped to Burwell Livestock in Burwell, NE! Catch these boys and girls tomorrow, January 12th, on DVAuction and CattleUSA.com!