Welcome to Farm Photo Friday!
A farmer's work is never done.
Even on the coldest day of the year.
57 below zero windchill!
But the sunflowers still have to be hauled to the elevator!
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I would love to see what is going on around your farm, ranch or country home!! Please be kind to the hostess {me} and follow the rules. LINK BACK to me on your blog so that others can follow the link and play along! If you don't than you are not spreading the word that there is a linky party going on at my blog.
*Link up to your specific post, not to your whole blog. {You need to click on the title of your post and it will open its own page, copy that link for your link up}
*Link up to your photos taken on your farm, ranch, garden or just out in the beautiful country.
*Please make sure you link back to me so others can see the other photo submissions. You can do this by either adding my button to your post or somewhere on your blog . The button is found on the right hand side of my blog. You can also simply put a link at the bottom of your post like this. I am linking to Farmchick's Farm Photo Friday.
*Visit a few people from the linky party and make some new friends. Don't forget to comment here and on other blogs too....you know we ALL love comments!!
If you want to play along but need a little help to get started, simply leave a comment here with your questions or email me. I will be glad to help you get started.
Click below here to get started. :)
I don't really have in interesting post to which to link, but I have to comment on these *amazing* photos! Oh, they are wonderful. North Dakota is one of my dream states to visit and your photos have certainly whetted my appetite even more.
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Anne x
Nice photos ! WOW ! That's cold ! We just had a snow storm that started last night and just ended a few hours ago the sun popped out for a bit and now it is snowing again as the darkness falls . Have a cozy and safe day !
ReplyDeleteMy husband really wants to know what kind of fuel additive you use to keep the diesel from gelling. :)
ReplyDeleteKansas Farm Mom....We don't use additive...we run straight # 2 and we have inline fuel heaters that are heated through the hot water of the motor. Thanks for stopping by and for the question too!
ReplyDeletewonderful pics! :)
ReplyDeleteWowza!!! 57 degrees below!!! Also, I didn't realize you guys did sunflower seeds! I can't see the last picture for some reason (probably my internet connection) but I'm assuming the trailer is full of sunflower seeds. Dumb question- what are sunflower seeds used for? I use them in my bird feeders is that where they are going?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! That's way too cold for anyone to have to be out working.
ReplyDeletegreat blog, love the great color in your pictures. My first time here. Your dog on earlier post is adorable.. sweet..
ReplyDeletegreat photos! Captures early morning work to a "T"!
ReplyDeleteOh what gorgeous photos!!
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