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- Farm owners in the U.S. Manage about 40% of the land, a large portion owned by a small segment of the population according to the USDA.
- This ownership demands significant responsibility because farming requires continuous care for the land’s profitability and life-giving resources to people and wildlife.
- Farmers are especially busy this time of year, often called the 'paradise period' in the Midwest, yet they are encouraged to observe and appreciate the land around them.
- The speaker wishes all mothers a happy Mother's Day and urges appreciation and protection of the land’s beauty, which supports livelihoods and covers often-exorbitant property taxes.
- Sons and daughters may express gratitude for the efforts of their parents, recognizing how these contributions shaped who they are today.
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Take a walk on the wild side
Spring always takes me back to the more leisurely days on the farm when the chores were finished (that’s a joke) and the school day was done. I’d undoubtedly make my way into the pasture and walk the Wing River for signs of life. I never had to look far. The river was often running with red horse and white suckers on their way upstream. The first frogs would be making appearances at the water’s edge. The swamps would be greening and filling with…
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