Being married is hard; being married to a farmer may be harder; married to a dairy farmer for almost thirty-seven years is probably even harder. From picking up parts at the local implement dealer, taxi-ing people and dogs and always making sure we made it to our final destination on time. My Mom always stood next to my Dad and supported him and the farming operation and this includes signing her name right next to his.<\/p>\n

 A dairy farmer is committed to providing the consumer with a wholesome nutritious product. This goal is achieved every day by making cow comfort a top priority. It is not uncommon for our cows to be fed before us; something a Mom is very familiar with. Growing up on a farm taught me about hard work.  Farmers put in many hours, often starting their day before the sun comes up and often calling it a day after the stars come out it. Just like when you become a Mom; you are always on the clock.<\/p>\n

There have been instances where I have doubted myself, wondered can I do this? This Mom gig is hard and yes, you do make mistakes. My Mom has always been there to support and reassure me. I am a good mom and yes, I can do this. I love to see the joy and excitement of 4 little people who call her Grandma, or Abba or MeeMa.<\/p>\n