The Friends Who Changed the Way I Talk About Agriculture
I came to college knowing how to live agriculture. My friends taught me how to talk about it.
What Grows After the Storm
A tribute to my Nana. Looking into a life shaped by faith, love, loss, and the beautiful legacy she continues to grow.
Who Will Still Have a Place at the Gate?
As agricultural land becomes increasingly valuable, we have to ask whether we are preserving a legacy or pricing the next generation out of one.
The Land We Get to Call Ours
What it means to be a rancher in America, and why gratitude and advocacy belong in the same conversation.
The Men We Can’t Afford to Lose
An honest look at men's mental health, agriculture, and the silence that's costing lives and families.
The Hope to Bring our Children Home
Inside the hearts and minds of agriculture’s daughters.
Four Years Later: The Beauty of Becoming
A reflection of the past four years in Stillwater.
When the Offers Come Quiet
What does it profit us to gain faster technology, bigger systems, endless data, if we lose the very ground that sustains us?
The Art of Prescribed Fire
There is an art to knowing when to burn. And sometimes, caring for the land means letting it go up in flames.