Weekly Highlights

The flies and mosquitos have almost been banished by the chill of fall. I say almost because we’re still seeing 90-degree afternoons where I live. That hasn’t stopped me from ...

There was quite a bit of windshield time for the Farm Rescue crew and volunteers this week as they headed home or transported equipment from one case to the next. ...

Wild horses couldn’t drag us away from farmers and ranchers in crisis this week! A very long rattlesnake shed skin gave the crew in Plains, Kansas, a bit of a ...

The second wave of harvest is about to hit, and Farm Rescue is ready to catch it. Many may celebrate the end of summer with surf and sand; our Angels ...

Even with the large amount of families Farm Rescue has helped over the years, there is still some confusion about what we do. We are occasionally mistaken for an insurance ...

Harvest cases are popping up all over our territory and we had a bucketful of Angels in Blue gathering crops for farm families in crisis this week. A Donnybrook, North ...

Farmers rarely have a backup plan. It’s usually something like, “We could ask the neighbors, but I hate to make them use their vacation time helping us.” Because not everyone ...

There have been several ATV accidents reported lately and we’d like to remind all our friends to please use caution and safety when operating those type of vehicles because we ...

The first tractor I learned to drive was a hydrostatic International 826. I also earned the nickname “Whiplash” and, yes, those two snippets became fact around the same time. Whiplash ...