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The hard parts of growing up on a farm might be as important as the good parts
- Reanna Schlecht's cow, Millie, died on April 12, 2025, due to complications from labor with her second calf, leaving Reanna and her family in grief as they had raised Millie from a few days old.
- Despite her grief over Millie's death, Reanna Schlecht began training Millie's daughter, Winnie, as her next show heifer on April 13, 2025.
- Jenny Schlecht reflected on the lessons learned from raising animals, emphasizing that farm kids learn life isn't fair and things don't always go as planned.
- Jenny Schlecht observed that raising kids on a farm imparts valuable work ethics and decision-making skills, along with harsh life lessons.
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The hard parts of growing up on a farm might be as important as the good parts
Raising kids on a farm has a lot of good points. Farm kids today can live in the modern world but still gain the work ethics, decision making and business skills of agriculture. And unfortunately, they also learn early that life isn't fair and things don't always go the way you planned. That's a good lesson and an incredibly hard one to watch them experience. We had a tough time recently that likely will stick with both of my girls. It's calving…
·Brainerd, United States
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