by Doug Mayo | Aug 12, 2016
With school starting this week, I just wanted to remind you why our kids have to spend 12 years of their lives in school. It takes that long to learn our crazy language! We take for granted so many crazy words and phrases that can be very confusing. And if that did...
by Doug Mayo | Aug 5, 2016
Typically, July in the Florida Panhandle is the wettest month of the year with 6-7″ of rainfall. In the graphic above, areas that are hot pink or dark red did receive over 6″ in July, but this was not the case for many central and eastern counties. The...
by Doug Mayo | Aug 5, 2016
Interstate Movement of Cattle The National Institute of Animal Agriculture (NIAA) and the United States Animal Health Association (USAHA) have partnered together to create a website, InterstateLivestock.com, which provides current rules and regulations for anyone...
by Doug Mayo | Aug 5, 2016
When the cattle market peaked back in 2014-15, a Panhandle Rancher decided it was finally time for a new truck. The 20-year-old truck he had patched and repaired for the past 10 years was so well used that the Rancher’s wife refused to ride in it with him to...
by Doug Mayo | Jul 29, 2016
Harvest is always an exciting time on the farm. Months of work, investment, and risk pay off when the crop comes in. This week several farms in Jackson County started harvesting field corn from both dryland and irrigated fields. Reported yields for dryland fields...
