HeyJaredDarla Tyler-McSherry
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One cup closer to the harvest finish line (opens the original)
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It was an unusual year for the north-central Montana wheat harvest. One farmer I saw in the grocery store early one morning commented that his birthday is in late August, and he couldn’t ever recall being in the field on his birthday. Several farmers noted it seemed an unusually long harvest season, and the air was heavy with the palpable feeling of farmers’ anticipation of crossing the finish line and waiting to fully exhale. The cooler late August mornings allowed me an opportunity for a short
When it's weird to exhale (opens the original)
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As I write this, farmers here in north central Montana are sidelined from harvest by rain. A few overnight showers turned into true rainfall by mid-morning, dashing hopes of being in the field for the next several days. Though Mother Nature gave them the “gift” of sleeping in this morning, I know that many are anxiously looking at their fields, wishing they were out there, with each lap getting that much closer to the finish line. At the same time, my best friend just wrapped up a major project
10 practical tips to make harvest less stressful (opens the original)
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Here in Montana, many are busy with haying and grain harvest. As a young girl helping my mom, preparation for harvest included a big grocery shopping trip to Havre along with the usual one or two trips to Big Sandy each week. Harvest meant filling the refrigerator in the basement with Shasta pop and a watermelon or two. It meant helping my mom build the 10 a.m. “lunches,” the noon meal, the 4 p.m. lunch, and then of course supper. It meant staying up late and helping with the dishes. Even as a y
How to have one heck of a day of farming (opens the original)
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My friends are on safari in Africa, and I’ve been lucky enough to see some of their photos and videos. The environment and animals are truly inspiring and remarkable. I surprised myself at the emotional response I had when I watched a video of a herd of elephants cross a river…and how the massive adults took so much care to make sure the babies safely made it to the other side. I was moved to tears witnessing their actions, which, in my mind, arose from survival instincts, intelligence, and emot
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