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05/12/2026

…and here we are again in 2026.

Said every farmer every where currently. 💰

05/08/2026

Happy Mother’s Day Weekend 💐

05/05/2026

Snake season is active across the eastern United States. They're crossing driveways. Sunning on patios. Appearing in gardens. Most of the ones people encounter are harmless.

Of the roughly 40 snake species in an average eastern state, only 4 to 6 are venomous depending on region. The rest eat mice, rats, slugs, and insects. They reduce rodent populations without traps, poison, or monthly invoices.

The problem: most people can't tell one from another.

The four most commonly encountered venomous snakes in the eastern US are copperheads, cottonmouths, timber rattlesnakes, and coral snakes. Each has distinct features — and each is far less common in suburban yards than the harmless species people confuse them with.

Harmless species most often mistaken:

- Rat snakes — long, dark, found in barns, garages, attics. They climb. They eat rodents
- Milk snakes — banded pattern confused with copperheads. The banding is different: saddle-shaped blotches, not hourglass
- Garter snakes — striped, small, common in gardens. They eat slugs and insects
- Hognose snakes — dramatic bluffers. They flatten their heads, hiss, and play dead. Not dangerous

If a snake is moving away from you, it's not a threat. It wants distance. Snakes bite when cornered, stepped on, or grabbed. The safest response is space.

If identification isn't possible, step back and let it leave. Most will.

A regional field guide — or a photo sent to a local herpetological society — is worth more than a shovel.

04/30/2026

NO Data Centers!!
They will turn farmland into a wasteland, not to mention destroy the water and environment. They will also have a detrimental effect on livestock, wildlife, and humans.