About once a month or more I am contacted by a photo student who is tasked with interviewing a photography. To be honest, I am always confused why someone would want to interview me for such an assignment with so many great photographers out there, but I am always willing to help. Such was the …
Like any industry or business, ranchers are constantly searching for way to automate and increase productivity. Doing so reduces costs and increases profit margins. Technology in many cases has made that possible, even in the ranching industry. And there’s one technology that has been around for years now that American ranchers are just now adopting, …
Today is Cow Appreciation Day. It is kind of a gimmick coined by Chick-fil-A a few years ago, but somehow it continues to be used nationally to honor the cows. Can you imagine a world without cows? Unfortunately, the cow has been getting a bit of a bad rap lately. That large, domesticated ungulate that …
There’s something cool about seeing a field full of round bales. And Montana has no shortage of them. This past week I updated my gallery of round bale photos, which includes many new photos of round bales. If you have not yet seen that collection of photos, or if you haven’t visited it in a …
The past few years have not been kind to American wheat growers. While prices have rebounded some in 2018, growers are increasingly worried about the impact of new tariffs and a possible trade war. Unfortunately, that is the life of an American farmer whose security is often at the whim of outside forces. But that’s …
View fullsize A combine and tractor backlit against the morning sky near New Glarus, Wisconsin. → Buy a Print or License Photo
View fullsize A young black Angus calf on a ranch north of Chinook, Montana. → Buy a Print or License Photo
