Everything changes over time, even farming
Drones, smart phones, computers and more have changed how animals are organized and cared for on the farm
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Drones, smart phones, computers and more have changed how animals are organized and cared for on the farm
Raccoons were eaten by early settler and are still enjoyed by some today.
April brings us Farm Animals Day and Earth Day, as both are important to local farmers.
Each U.S. farmer feeds more than 165 people, up from just 25 in 1960.
The Eppleys operated a sheep farm off Fairview Road in the 60s. Despite the encroachment of the city, and the variability of the market, they persevere.