Eliza Petry
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More Than a Hunt: Hunting With Heroes Wyoming Helps Disabled Veterans Reconnect in the Outdoors (opens the original)
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CASPER, Wyo. (RFD NEWS) — For some veterans, time outdoors can provide more than a hunting experience. It can create opportunities for camaraderie, connection, and a renewed sense of purpose. Hunting with Heroes Wyoming brings disabled veterans from across the country to Wyoming for hunting, fishing, and other outdoor experiences. Executive Director Bill Brinegar joined us on Market Day Report Weekend to share more about the organization, which was founded in 2013 by two veterans, Dan Kura and C
‘The Dairy Wife’ Helps Farm Families Prepare for Emergencies (opens the original)
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CHATHAM, Va. (RFD News) — ER nurse and dairy farmer’s wife Katie Hammock created a farm-specific emergency kit after seeing agricultural accidents firsthand. Hammock, known online as “The Dairy Wife,” joined us on Saturday’s Market Day Report ahead of National Farm Safety and Health Week to discuss her work. In her conversation with RFD News, Hammock said traditional first-aid kits often lacked supplies needed for serious farm emergencies. Through a partnership with The Dairy Alliance, she has p
Illinois Grain Facility Expands Rail Capacity (opens the original)
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ST. ANNE, Ill. (RFD News) — A major grain facility expansion in northern Illinois is giving farmers more capacity this harvest. FS Grain’s St. Anne facility has expanded its rail capacity from 25 cars to more than 100, helping move more grain to markets across the United States and into Mexico. The expansion adds 1.2 million bushels of storage, while new high-speed receiving pits are designed to get farmers back to the field faster. The facility is also adding autonomous equipment that will hand
More Than a Mascot: Meet the Herdsmen Caring for Thunder, West Texas A&M’s Live Buffalo (opens the original)
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CANYON, TEXAS (RFD NEWS) — College football season brings mascots to the field across the country, but at West Texas A&M University, the school spirit comes in the form of a live buffalo named Thunder. Thunder runs onto the field before each home football game, accompanied by a small group of students known as the Herdsmen. The Herdsmen are responsible for caring for, protecting, and training the school’s live buffalo mascots. The Herdsmen tradition began in 1977, while West Texas A&M’s live buf
Happy Birthday, Allen Entwistle! Illinois Farmer Reflects on 80 Years of Faith, Family & Farming (opens the original)
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RIVERTON, ILL. (Market Day Report Weekend) — As farm kids, our passion for agriculture can feel innate, like it’s been running through our blood from the very beginning. For Allen Entwistle, that love of farming proved itself early on. At just 12 years young, he hired a teenager to drive him into town, walked into the bank to meet with his father’s banker, and walked out with a $1,800 loan to buy six cows and six calves. He then boldly waited until dinner that night to tell his father. The best
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