Tag Archives: #Education

Bringing the Farm to School

Posted on January 15, 2015 by TheFarmGirl

As the interest in consuming locally-produced fruits, vegetables, and animal products is increasing in homes around the country, it is also increasing in our schools. Buying locally-produced products adds to the local economy, provides fresh food for the children, and … Continue reading →

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Thought of the Week

Posted on May 13, 2014 by Robin

“You don’t get celiac disease by eating gluten; you have to have the gene which causes the disease.  And during the same period that wheat consumption has declined, obesity has skyrocketed.   Obesity is related to Americans eating 600 more … Continue reading →

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Thought of the Week

Posted on May 6, 2014 by Robin

“Every bit of food people eat, somebody is behind that slice of bread or that steak they are eating.   Somebody has put a lot of thought, money, care and time into that food.” -Maya Wahl, FFA Wheat Ambassador /

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The Future of Food – A New Series From National Geographic

Posted on May 2, 2014 by TheFarmGirl

In 2050, scientists estimate that the world’s population will reach 9 billion people. Over the next eight months, National Geographic will be exploring how farmers around the world can sustainably produce enough food to feed the world. Visit their website … Continue reading →

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Sweet Hills Farm – Calving Begins

Posted on May 1, 2014 by Robin

It’s calving time at Sweet Hills Farm and all over the west!  As you drive around the countryside, look for them scampering or napping in the pastures.  When they’re under a week old, they’re wobbly-legged, and then they grow fast, … Continue reading →

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Thought of the Week

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Robin

“When we started using Roundup Ready sugarbeet seed, we reduced our herbicide use by 75%.” -Russ Shroll, Farmer

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NEW GMO WEBSITE

Posted on April 26, 2014 by Robin

Genetically Modified Organisms or GMO’s are a big topic, one that is not only controversial, but raises strong emotion in many people.  While we at Kiss My Tractor are not prepared to take sides, we do represent mainstream farmers who use sustainable methods, … Continue reading →

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Thought of the Week

Posted on April 22, 2014 by Robin

“Living in this rural community, I am surrounded by agriculture. I’m so thankful that I understand where my food comes from and how agriculture works. I’m very fortunate.” -Maya Wahl, FFA Wheat Ambassador

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Thought of the Week

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Robin

More people study public relations than agriculture.  The smart move for all those MBA graduates would be to get agriculture degrees. –Jim Rogers

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Thought of the Week

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Robin

A farmer’s days are long, but the office has a pretty sweet view. –Farm Bureau

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