Midwest Farm Women Wear Seven Layers
Midwest Farm Women Wear Seven Layers to Chores; Boyfriends Complain It Takes 45 Minutes to Find Something Worth Kissing Farmer Boyfriends Say Winter Romance Now Requires Removing Two Carhartt Jackets, Insulated Bibs and Enough Thermal Underwear
Marxists Promise Every Farmer a Share of One Tractor
Farmer Asks Whether Government Can Start a Combine First AMES, Iowa — Progressive politicians celebrating America's anti-Trump election backlash have unveiled the agricultural equivalent of economic equality: every farmer will receive exactly the same access to
Barbie Was Born in a Barn
LYRICS: Barbie Was Born in a Barn Parody by Bale Harrison & The Texas Field Hands Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger Barbie Was Born in a Barn -- She wasn’t raised in Malibu, no shiny pink Corvette... DOWNLOAD
Tumbleweed
Lyrics: Tumbleweed Performed by Debbie “Hayride” Harper & The Prairie Songbirds Tumbleweed - DOWNLOAD (Verse 1) You blow in like the wind, never stayin’ long, Your restless heart's been wanderin' since the day you were born. No roots to hold you
The Aggie Fight Song
The Aggie Fight Song Performed by Debbie “Hayride” Harper & The Prairie Songbirds The Aggie Bar Fight Song: Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger FREE DOWNLOAD - Aggie Bar Fight Song .mp3 Verse 1: I walked into a bar, a
Cows Postpone Breakfast Pending Tractor Repair
Herd agrees to a four-hour labor action WICHITA FALLS, Texas — A North Texas rancher informed his equipment dealer Monday that his cows had unanimously agreed to postpone breakfast until Thursday, when a technician might be
You Look Like Trouble (But I’ll Take My Chances)
You Look Like Trouble (But I’ll Take My Chances) Performed by Debbie Harper and the Prairie Songbirds You Look Like Trouble (But I’ll Take My Chances) - DOWNLOAD (Verse 1) Saw you walk in, boots like you own the
Sheridan’s Cowboys Have Everything but Cows
Bosque Ranch, million-dollar horses and a hay bill nobody put on television FORT WORTH, Texas (Farm.FM) — Taylor Sheridan has revolutionized American ranching with a new kind of operation in which the horses are million-dollar athletes,
Taliban Bans Opium, Farmers Grow 400% More
Government calls it a victory as poppy fields multiply KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban has achieved another remarkable victory in its continuing war against reality, announcing that its prohibition on opium cultivation is a tremendous success
Deere Keeps Manufacturing in America, Just Not Here
Clarion learns 'domestic' doesn't mean 'nearby' Clarion learns 'domestic' doesn't mean 'nearby'CLARION, Iowa — John Deere has found a way to keep manufacturing in America while giving individual American communities considerably less of it. This innovative
Deere Hires 400, Closes Two Iowa Plants
Workers told to keep their bags packed Workers told to keep their bags packedOTTUMWA, Iowa — John Deere has introduced an exciting new manufacturing strategy in which employees receive encouraging news on Friday and begin checking
Dairy Expo 2026 Introduces Robot That Milks 300 Cows but Can’t Fix Driveway
A Robot Milks 300 Cows but Can't Fix the Driveway MADISON, Wisconsin (Farm.FM) — A farmer visiting Dairy Expo 2026 was reportedly introduced to a robot capable of performing an impressive list of milking-related tasks but
Growing Less Food Costs Almost as Much as Growing More
Farmers Announce Breakthrough: Growing Less Food Costs Almost as Much as Growing More Agricultural scientists discover that tractors, mortgages, and property taxes do not disappear when farmers reduce production.CHAMPAIGN, Illinois - American agricultural researchers have announced
Dairy Farm Holstein Cows Learn Their Spots Are Worth Less Than Their Feed
Famous Markings Can't Be Deposited at the Feed Store ROCHESTER, Minn. (Farm.FM) — Dairy farm Holstein cows have been informed that their famous black-and-white markings, despite being recognized on milk cartons worldwide, cannot be deposited at
Solar Panels Over Dairy Cows: Herd Demands Royalties
Scientists Put Solar Panels Over Dairy Cows; Cows Demand Electricity Royalties and Paid Shade Agricultural researchers discover that cows enjoy standing in the shade, creating an opportunity to install expensive equipment over something trees have been
Crop Revenue Rises; Fertilizer Dealers Already Spent It
Farm Economists Predict Stronger Crop Revenue; Fertilizer Dealers Have Already Spent It USDA forecasts improved crop receipts, setting off a competitive celebration among the people farmers must pay first.AMES, Iowa - Agricultural economists have announced encouraging
USDA Pays $8 Billion for Diesel Farmers Already Burned
USDA Gives Farmers $8 Billion for Diesel They Already Burned and Money They Already Lost Washington introduces agricultural time travel, beginning with reimbursement for yesterday's fuel.WICHITA, Kansas - American farmers have welcomed a federal initiative designed
USDA Says Dairy Farmers Are Losing Money, Offers 96-Page Report
Washington economists discover producers are losing money at a rate previously reserved for federal programs KANSAS CITY, Missouri — Dairy farmers confirmed this week that they are making less money, a finding the U.S. Department of
RANCH Act Grazing Land: Cattle Want a Golf Course
Congress Proposes Restoring 20 Million Acres of Grazing Land; Cattle Demand the Other 20 Million Be a Golf Course A bipartisan ranching proposal encounters an unexpected obstacle after cattle insist restored pasture must include recreational amenities.PIERRE,
Ranch Bronc Riding Safety Seminar Canceled When Horse Eats Waiver
The Horse Ate the Waiver Before the First Slide CHEYENNE, Wyoming (Farm.FM) — A ranch bronc riding safety seminar ended before the first presentation when a horse named Deposition ate the liability waiver, the attendance sheet
Robotic Milker Resigns After Seeing the Profit Margin
Dairy Farm Installs Robotic Milker; Robot Resigns After Seeing the Profit Margin Artificial intelligence learns to milk cows, calculate feed costs, and immediately request a transfer to a more financially secure industry.GREEN BAY, Wisconsin - A
Farm Toys Get $150 Price Tag; Father Calls Toy Tractor First Affordable One in Family
The Toy Tractor Gets Its Own Financing Plan DYERSVILLE, Iowa (Farm.FM) — A new $150 toy tractor has been unveiled to considerable excitement among collectors and considerable alarm among parents who remember when farm toys were
New USDA Farm Loan Rates: Borrow Money to Lose Money
USDA Announces New Farm Loan Rates; Farmers Ask If Borrowing Money to Lose Money Qualifies as Growth Government lending officials offer agricultural producers affordable access to the privilege of owing more money. WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S.
Socialists Find Winning Formula: Someone Else’s Money
Socialists Want Your Neighbor's Tractor Farm Policy Now Fits on One Photograph WASHINGTON, D.C. (Farm.FM) — Socialist agricultural strategists say they have found a winning formula for rural voters: locate a farmer who is struggling to pay
Hail Asked to Sign Statement on Crop Damage
Mailbox remains available for questioning GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — A farmer who submitted photographs of hail damage has been asked whether any of the hail would be willing to sign a statement confirming it was present
USDA Corrects Corn Math, Keeps Forecast
Kansas bankers still use the old arithmetic Kansas bankers still use the old arithmetic TOPEKA, Kansas — The federal government has delivered an important lesson to American farmers: mathematics is flexible, particularly when the person checking the
Montana State Fair Livestock Show
Montana State Fair Livestock Show: Parents Ruled Non-Contributing Historic Structures Great Falls Show Parents Seek Historic Status for Their Stall Gear and Are Ruled Non-Contributing Structures GREAT FALLS, Montana — Show parents at the Montana State Fair
Edwards County Junior Livestock Show
Edwards County Junior Livestock Show: Shearing Inspection Gets Live Broadcast Rocksprings Volunteers Call the Four-Hour Knee-and-Hock Shearing Inspection Live, Play by Play, Like a State Final Going Into Overtime ROCKSPRINGS, Texas — In most counties, the youth
Crockett County Junior Livestock Show
Crockett County Junior Livestock Show: Camel Demands a Fiber Class Fort Lancaster Camel Calls Press Conference in Ozona, Argues Mohair Country Owes Him a Fiber Class OZONA, Texas — A dromedary camel who works with the Texas
Schleicher County Livestock Show
Schleicher County Livestock Show: Mill Weaves Lamb a Blanket of Himself Eldorado Mill Volunteers Revive the Old Wool-for-Blankets Trade for One 4-H Order, Receive Six Ounces of Slick-Shorn Clippings and a Form Reading “Size: Lamb” ELDORADO, Texas
Reservoir Grants Wait While Rain Falls Free
Lincolnshire farmers watch water leave Lincolnshire farmers watch water leave SPALDING, England — Farmers across England are attempting to store winter rainfall, an activity made unnecessarily complex by water's refusal to wait for the appropriate funding announcement.
Airbnb Will Pay Farmers $10,000 to Host Tourists
Guests pay to watch chores Guests pay to watch chores AMES, Iowa — Farmers have spent generations trying to earn a living by producing food. A new business model suggests they might do better by inviting people
Arla Sells Water With Milk in It
Cows ask about the original COPENHAGEN, Denmark — After centuries of milking cows and selling milk, the dairy industry has developed an extraordinary new strategy: remove most of the familiar milk experience, add water and explain