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Charles Ward has been riding tractors since his feet could barely reach the pedals. “I got into farming as soon as I could waddle,” he says. “Every day I’d come back from school and start seeing to the cows, or sit on my dad’s knee in the tractor.”
Five projects to celebrate working-class communities in the East receive cash from Historic England.
FEDERALSBURG — The 63rd annual Wheat Threshing, Steam & Gas Engine Show was at full power for thousands of people this past weekend, showcasing the moving parts of a historical
Farmers, and we are getting rid of it. [ applause ] now if you don't like your family, it won't matter. but for those that love your family, it matters a lot. with us today is kip tom, a family farmer from leesburg. where is kip? hi, kip. who fears that his family's farming heritage -- it's been a long time, how long? 187 years. >> 187 years, that's peanuts, kip. wow, that's a long time. but that great heritage could come to an end because of the death tax or the estate tax. and could make it impossible for him to pass that legacy to his wonderful family. we are not going to let that
Farmers and we're getting rid of it. [ applause ] now if you don't like your family, it won't matter. for those that love your family, it matters a lot. with us today is kip tom, a family farmer from leesburg. where is kip? hi, kip. [ applause ] who fears that his family's farming heritage, it's been a long time. how long? 187 years. it's peanuts, okay? wow. that's a long time. but that great heritage could come to an end because of the death tax or estate tax and could make it impossible for him to pass that legacy to his wonderful family. we're not going to let that happen.