Farming and Ranching

Paul's calving at the ranch next week, so Flakes will be out. Catch up on a bunch of PSAs on Farmer Finishers!

Montana law allows for ranchers to protect their stock. No one loves animals more than Paul and it's something you never forget when you have to protect your own animals.

There is 168 hours in a week and now people are pushing to only work 32 of them. What a joke.

Paul had a rough week. Read about his ranching woes he hopes to recover from, and some other news you might have missed.

Farmers and ranchers are used to challenges, we face different ones each year, drought, freezes, and grasshoppers. But it seems the most difficult ones are the ones that are coming from our own country. - Paul

No one loves animals and respects life more than Paul the Rancher but these animals can be devastating if they are left uncontrolled.

I know many people that are my age that feel the same way now, you just respect life more as you get older.

With my kids all living in faraway places, it's tough to get together with them too, which I also hope to do more of later. As for now though I'm still a pretty boring guy happy with the simple things.

Earlier this morning Paul and I were talking about some of the things going on in town this week and happened to mention NILE. A few minutes later we got a call from someone I put in their own category. I call them "Horse Gals". And this special breed of person is all about their horses...

Why must street names be so complicated? The poor folks who live on them must grow tired of spelling it out.

I've always told people the best jobs are the ones you can do yourself, with no one breathing down your neck just you, and endless monetary benefits the more you do.

Every day or every evening it gives you something unique and different. Here are three of my favorites.