The Farmer Takes A Wife

Real life stories from an American family farm

Thursday, October 20, 2011

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About The Farmer Takes a Wife

This may surprise some folk, but almost every one I come in contact with is fascinated with rural living. Completely unintentionally, my husband and I find ourselves dominating dinner and party conversations by leading a Q & A session on agriculture. So I started this blog to tell my story. My story of living on a conventional farm, raising children in the country, and the blessings and mishaps that follow. I hope you enjoy a taste of farm life through reading my posts.

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The Farmer Takes a Wife: I am a city girl turned farm wife. I live on a 1600 acre farm that is currently growing peanuts, cotton, soybeans, corn, and milo. I am a homeschooling mother of 3 and also an Occupational Therapist. I milk a cow every morning before breakfast. I found what I was looking for in life out here on the farm, and I've never turned back.

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