Jacob Morgan+FollowFarm dogs’ sweet patience for baby goatsWatching two big farm dogs, Milo the Great Pyrenees and his sibling, quietly wait to meet the new baby goats is the kind of wholesome moment that melts your heart. These gentle giants are famous for their protective instincts, but seeing them sit so calmly—tails wagging in anticipation—shows just how loving and patient they can be. It’s a reminder of the special bond between farm animals and their canine guardians. If you’ve ever seen your pets act like this, you know how much joy it brings! What’s the sweetest thing your pets have done around new arrivals? #Pets #FarmLife #GreatPyrenees271Share
derek12+FollowFarm Couple Getaway brings fresh energy to DecorahTaking a real break from the farm isn’t easy, but the Farm Couple Getaway in Decorah is making it possible for local farm families to reconnect and recharge. This isn’t just a weekend off—it’s a chance to talk openly about family goals, farm transitions, and what really matters, all in a supportive setting. With only 10 spots available, it’s a rare opportunity to step away from daily routines and invest in your relationship and future. Would you or someone you know benefit from a weekend like this? Let’s talk about what makes time away so valuable for farm families. #Business #Decorah #FarmLife00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowFarm Couple Getaway is back in Decorah!Taking a real break from the farm isn’t easy, but the Farm Couple Getaway in Decorah is making it possible again this March. This isn’t just a weekend off—it’s a chance for farm couples to connect, talk about what matters most, and set new goals for their family and farm. With only 10 spots available and a $50 registration fee (thanks to local sponsors), it’s a rare opportunity to recharge and strengthen relationships. Would you and your partner take a weekend to focus on your farm and family? #Business #Decorah #FarmLife00Share
awaters+FollowFarm Loans Getting Denied? Here’s WhyFarmers across the Midwest are feeling the squeeze as more banks are saying “no” to operating loans. With crop prices down and costs up, it’s getting harder for farmers to break even, let alone pay back what they owe. Lenders are tightening up, and some are turning away nearly half of loan applicants. If you’re in ag or know someone who is, this is a good time to check in on your finances and maybe rethink next season’s plans. #Business #Industry #FarmLife41Share
peterfoster+FollowWhen Your Grain Check Bounces…Imagine dropping off your harvest, expecting a fat check, and instead getting radio silence. That’s what happened to Midwest farmers after a $500M Nebraska grain giant suddenly collapsed, leaving everyone from truckers to seed dealers unpaid. The real kicker? Many had all their eggs in one basket, so now they’re scrambling to cover bills and keep the lights on. Lesson learned: don’t put all your grain in one elevator—spread out your risk, even if it means a little extra driving. #Business #Industry #FarmLife123Share
Arthur Booker+FollowWhy UK Farmers Are Furious About 'Tractor Tax'Heard about the 'tractor tax'? UK farmers are up in arms because new inheritance tax rules mean family farms worth over £1 million could get hit with a 20% tax when passed down. That might sound like a lot, but many farmers are land-rich and cash-poor—so paying up could mean selling off parts of the farm. The government says only the wealthiest are affected, but farmers worry it could threaten the next generation of family-run farms. #Business #Industry #FarmLife11Share
peterfoster+FollowFrench Farmers Fight to Save Their HerdsImagine waking up to find your entire herd at risk—French farmers just lived that nightmare. After a nasty cow skin disease hit, authorities ordered a mass cull, but farmers weren’t having it. Protests, barricades, and even tear gas followed. The big takeaway? When food safety rules clash with livelihoods, it’s not just about cows—it’s about families, mental health, and dinner tables everywhere. The government’s now rushing to vaccinate, but for some, it’s already too late. #Business #Industry #FarmLife00Share
Vincent Perry+FollowFarmers Get a Crop Insurance UpgradeHeads up, anyone with a green thumb or a family farm! The USDA is making crop insurance easier to get and less of a paperwork headache starting in 2026. That means more farmers and ranchers can protect their crops from bad weather or market surprises without jumping through endless hoops. If you sell tomatoes or peppers at your local market, there are even more options coming your way. Less red tape, more peace of mind! #Business #Industry #FarmLife11Share
