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My name is Linda Brown. I live on a farm on the western slope of Colorado, in the high mountain desert. I’ve lived here all my life, hailing back four generations on my father’s side. Today I blog about our farm, the everyday activities that keep the farm going. I also write about my thoughts and dreams and goals. On Friday’s I always write about TLC Cai-Cai. Our sweet kitty who helps keep the farm safe. And Boo Berry Betty, a breeder dog learning to be a Farm Dog! The lovely thing about blogging it opens the world up for all of us to reach out and meet people from many different cultures and different ways of life. You can find me every day (but Saturday) at https://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/ Your Friend on a Western Colorado Farm, Linda Brown

The New Alfalfa is Doing Well

Terry should get one cutting off this new seeding this year.  Next year we will have more hay for all the people calling.  The price of hay is high $4-$7 a bale for small bales.  Some years a person can only get $2.  

The Hay is Baled

The hay is baled and sold all in one day.  Delta Elevator took every bale Terry wanted to part with the second it was baled.

In Spite of the Wedding Farming Still Must Go On

The first cutting of the summer! 

We drove to Castle Rock, Colorado on Friday and back home on Saturday after the wedding so we could take care of the crops.

Misty and Talli

Kimberly made all the costumes for her side of the family, while Ivy made all of the costumes for Cliff’s side of the family.

Misty has this wonderful ‘sling’ to carry Talli around in.  It was so comfortable that Tallin even went to sleep. 

Linky and Grandpa

Linkin was getting tired and hot, Grandpa was willing to take her to get something cold to drink. 

The Beans are Pushing Thier Way Through the Soil

Beans push the seed cap through the soil and then open up, while corn splits the seed and pushes up the stalk.