A little humpday humor for y'all. New to the group so I also wanted to say hello!! 👋1d ⋅ Unityvillan83 ⋅ r/farming
Not a farmer but thought yall would like this. Im here for the farm memes keep it up guys.8mo ⋅ Slav_Vapor ⋅ r/farming
If a a shy calf hiding behind its owner at the checkout counter at Tractor supply doesn’t make you smile, not sure what else will! - Owner Russel Metcalf said she draws a crowd everywhere she goes. 📷 not op1mo ⋅ silassilage ⋅ r/farming
I live on a small farm with cows and I made this meme and joined the page to share it with y'all. (Hope this is ok)1yr ⋅ Red-Faced-Wolf ⋅ r/farming
I got roasted in r/gardening for my dad using such a 'big' and 'unnecessary' tractor for his garden. It's used for sweet corn plots too. If you have it why not use it???1mo ⋅ junverzagt30 ⋅ r/farming
Merry Christmas! Didn’t hear any sleigh bells or see any reindeer last night, but this little one decided to make her debut.6mo ⋅ future_legal_dealer ⋅ r/farming
“Mom!! The farmers are harvesting the corn!” They were so excited to get to watch 😆8mo ⋅ BelleDelphinium ⋅ r/farming
We bought a farm. It only has 6 acres but its ours. This is an old aerial photo. Trying to renovate the 100 yr old house. Going to start with a few chickens.1yr ⋅ OilPhilter ⋅ r/farming
Just wanted to share the happy news, that we passed our first step in becoming certified organic tea farm... Hoorrraaay!1yr ⋅ RenegadeTeaEstate ⋅ r/farming
Young farmer Ted meeting his blonde cross steer for the first time. Via FarmingUK 📷 Julie Williams2mo ⋅ silassilage ⋅ r/farming
The difference in the root structure of prairie grass and cereals. 📷 not op3mo ⋅ silassilage ⋅ r/farming
First time farming- taking care of a friend's farm in Iowa for a little over a month. What a dreamy, difficult, sweaty, rewarding job.1yr ⋅ millre01 ⋅ r/farming
Doing everything I can to finally get rain here in central Iowa. Windows are also down on the pickup.11mo ⋅ TheBlakers ⋅ r/farming
6th Generation Tobacco Farmer in the heart of the Carolinas wishing EVERYONE good luck this year4mo ⋅ zackreav ⋅ r/farming
Sold my first harvest since buying a farm and no longer working on other people’s farms. The rest was on a check. Lol9mo ⋅ ADHDFarmer ⋅ r/farming
My little girl hauling her first bale to the barn, other than near hitting every tree in Texas she done good!1yr ⋅ TYRwargod ⋅ r/farming
Little man spent all day hopping from the combine to the tractor to the semi with me. Even made a quick run to Deere for parts (and a toy). I don’t blame him one bit for sneaking in some shut eye.8mo ⋅ UnitedWeAG ⋅ r/farming
Probably one of my favorite photos I've ever taken. One of our flyboys spraying our cotton field 4 years ago, my dad and I climbed to the top of our rice bins to get this shot.1yr ⋅ ZoMgPwNaGe ⋅ r/farming
This little guy managed to avoid the disc all year, from last year's cover crop. Diakon radish8mo ⋅ theghostpepperstore ⋅ r/farming
Got snow in Northern PA this morning. My mom grabbed this beautiful pic of the farm.1yr ⋅ Razorray21 ⋅ r/farming
I grew some corn from the Amazon this year. I think it might need a little breeding work to adapt it to Tennessee, however...8mo ⋅ Wulfila91 ⋅ r/farming
Just started selling vegetable boxes of fresh produce from our farm. Sold our first 10! First time farmers!1yr ⋅ gratefulterminations ⋅ r/farming
Four years ago I lost my dad, five days ago would have been his 50th birthday. Today I turned 29. This is my first crop that I am about to combine this AM. It was a good day. Good yield too.9mo ⋅ NotaWizardOzz ⋅ r/farming
People wouldn’t stop mudding in this farmers field. So the farmer put up a dirt barrier at the fields entrance. Today it caught someone!9mo ⋅ upperwest656 ⋅ r/farming
We bought 10.5 tons of vegetables from distressed farmers so we could feed families who also lost their income because of COVID-191yr ⋅ lauernumzulesen ⋅ r/farming
Not something you’d expect or want to find in the middle of an alfalfa field10mo ⋅ Brandigity89 ⋅ r/farming
I don't know if this belongs here but this is a picture of some cows I took last year in summer in a field beside my house3mo ⋅ DarraghSelfridge ⋅ r/farming
So glad we don't plant wheat anymore. Unexpected cold snap in April is bad for business2mo ⋅ origionalgmf ⋅ r/farming
82 years young and brought it home from the dealership! Only reason he got into farming was an excuse to buy bigger equipment4mo ⋅ adamweber3 ⋅ r/farming
This guy was rejected by his mom and was pecked by buzzards over night on his hip. He’s now a happy playful calf just a few days later!1yr ⋅ kyhempster710 ⋅ r/farming
