About Me

Talking About Agricultural Practices

Hello, my name is Erin. Welcome to my site about agricultural practices. I grew up on a farm and participated in the daily chores required for upkeep. The farm work started early in the morning and often extend until well past normal bedtime hours. Sometimes there were even emergencies that required getting up in the middle of the night and staying up until dawn. I will talk about these tasks and the practices required to successfully complete each job. I hope you will follow along with my site to learn about the agricultural world. Thanks for visiting. See you again soon.

Bubbling Over -- 4 Tips For Buying Your First Outdoor Fountain

Posted on May 24, 2016

If you're a newbie gardener and looking for the perfect focal point for your garden or yard, outdoor fountains can be just what the doctor ordered. Fountains add vibrancy to a space, soothe guests and create a conversation piece. But since this is your first time, it's important to know how to select the right one. Here are 4 tips for the beginning gardener. Feel the Power. When you look at existing fountains in other yards or parks, you may not realize that they usually require a power source to keep the water flowing. [Read More]

Can You Wear Muck Boots Hunting?

Posted on May 18, 2016

Wondering if you can wear your work boots for play? If you work boots are Mucks and your idea of play is hunting, the answer is yes. In addition to being great for doing chores, Muck boots also work for hunting. Here is why: Neoprene is comfortable. Muck boots feature neoprene on the upper calf and topline areas as well as around the top of the foot. This flexible material moves comfortably, making them ideal for long treks into the woods to find deer, elk, wild boar or whatever is in season in your area. [Read More]

3 Reasons To Store Grain In Grain Bags

Posted on May 17, 2016

A lot of farmers store their grain in metal grain bins, but there is a better option -- storing it in large grain bags. Whether you have a grain bin or are thinking about making the investment, you may want to consider storing your grain in bags instead. These are a few reasons why. 1. Save Money First of all, investing in grain bins -- and keeping them in good repair, since leaks can be common over time -- can be costly. [Read More]

Sell Your Land Quickly Using These Tips And Tricks

Posted on May 12, 2016

Selling raw land is typically less intensive than selling a piece of property with a home on it, because there aren't any structures, septic systems, or landscape upgrades to worry about. And because undeveloped land is less expensive than developed properties, it's usually a little easier to sell. But more than likely your piece of land won't be the only one up for grabs at the same time, so you can expect some competition when it comes time to sell. [Read More]