There are several reasons why I am ceasing to write Farm and Ranch Life, even though it has been a highlight of my life. I dealt with many topics and tried to not repeat any subject unless new research findings and additional insights occurred.
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Determining what to believe is most accurate involves gathering information from a variety of sources, especially from sources that differ from our established beliefs. Credible information that disagrees with established beliefs broadens our thinking.
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Determining what to believe is most accurate involves gathering information from a variety of sources, especially from sources that differ from our established beliefs. Credible information that disagrees with established beliefs broadens our thinking.
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Disasters provide us with opportunities to make ourselves better persons. We can learn lessons in humility, caring for others, and hope, when little else exists except a Higher Force and the support of friends, neighbors, care-givers, and recovery programs.
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The profound experiences of loss and resilience within the farming community resonate deeply within me as I share my family’s story. The story of Dick Tyler, my father, an eighty-two-year-old wheat farmer from Montana, who tragically took his own life, sheds light on the silent struggles that often plague those working in agriculture.
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