2019 has definitely been a very stressful year on farmers and farm families. While the weather creates challenges, commodity pricing is a roller coaster, and quota has uncertainties. Mother nature has a gentle way to remind us that there is beauty somewhere on the farm. Tony Vogel of Williamstown captured this shot from a field on their farm. The beauty in this picture renews hope and encouragement that the fall will surprise with better yields and pricing. Vogel photo
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