Unless you follow me on Twitter or the blog’s Facebook page, August 22nd was the last time you heard from me. We had started picking corn. It would be the beginning of a long fall harvest season.
Fast forward three months and we have completed our 2014 fall harvest.
Hallelujah!
These last three months we’ve picked dryland and irrigated corn, harvested soybeans, hosted visitors, cut the grain sorghum, and sown the 2015 crop of wheat.
School had just begun when I last posted, and now we have just a few short weeks until our Christmas break.
The weather has gone from summer temperatures to snow falling on the ground.
Banks and I have delivered meals to the fields, graded essays, taken rides in the combines, attended football games, practiced the art of riding a bike, and shot a lot of photos and videos.
Some of those activities can be found online.
You see, I’ve taken to micro-blogging these last three months.
If you do have Facebook, feel free to “like” the blog’s page. It’s been a way for me to post pictures and short explanations of what’s been going on at Baldwin Farms while I’ve been juggling work, a busy toddler, and wife duties.
As the temperatures continue to cool down, we’ll be spending more time inside.
More time inside should allow me to get back on the blog wagon.
Until next time, Happy Thanksgiving!
Alive & Well in Kansas 
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