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08/05/2026

07/19/2026

Helping out a fellow Dexter Farmer, series
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https://youtube.com/shorts/v05vSAEZwck?is=eklNKo5XSJ5Q6guE

For more information contact:

Procrastin Acres's, in Monroe, WA. Located on Woods Creek Rd near Lake Roesiger. Call Zach (425)293-5992

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07/17/2026

Helping out a fellow Dexter Farmer, series 👇
https://youtube.com/shorts/v05vSAEZwck?is=eklNKo5XSJ5Q6guE

For more information contact:

Procrastin Acres's, in Monroe, WA. Located on Woods Creek Rd near Lake Roesiger. Call Zach (425)293-5992

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07/11/2026

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07/02/2026

As America reaches her 250th birthday, I can’t help but think about 1776. 🇺🇲🇺🇲

We fought to be free from Britain… 💪

Only to become a nation that can barely feed nor clothe herself without cargo ships, foreign suppliers, fragile supply chains, and grocery shelves that empty faster than folks want to admit.

The FDA says America imports about 15% of its overall food supply, including about 55% of fresh fruit, 32% of fresh vegetables, and 94% of seafood.

USDA says U.S. agricultural imports reached a record $213 billion in 2024.

That’s not independence.
That’s dependency with a flag on it.

You cannot call a nation truly free when her people don’t know how to grow food, raise animals, preserve meat, milk a cow, save seeds, or feed their own families.

America doesn’t just need fireworks.
She needs farmers.
She needs gardens.

She needs pantries full of home-canned food, freezers full of local meat, children who know what soil feels like, and families who understand that food security is national security.

Because: freedom isn’t just the right to vote, speak, and worship.

Freedom is also being able to eat when the shelves go bare.

Happy 250th, America.

May we remember that independence was never meant to come from a drive-thru, a cargo ship, or a government program.

It was meant to be grown, raised, harvested, preserved, and protected.

Receipts:

FDA — U.S. imports about 15% of overall food supply; 55% of fresh fruit; 32% of fresh vegetables; 94% of seafood:
https://www.fda.gov/food/importing-food-products-united-states/fda-strategy-safety-imported-food

USDA ERS — U.S. agricultural imports reached a record $213 billion in 2024:
https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/ag-and-food-statistics-charting-the-essentials/agricultural-trade

USDA ERS — Fresh fruit import share reached 59% and fresh vegetables 35% in 2023:
https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/charts-of-note/110713

06/26/2026

Sunny the Rockstar feeds her bull calf and another.

06/26/2026

Homeschooling isn’t about recreating school at home. It’s about reclaiming a responsibility that has always belonged to parents.

For generations, we’ve been told that education is something that happens to children in a classroom. But learning starts long before school and continues long after graduation. Every conversation, every question, every trip to the grocery store, every book read together, every challenge overcome—those are all part of a child’s education.

Homeschooling simply recognizes that parents are not just caretakers. We are our children’s first teachers, biggest influences, and most invested advocates.

This doesn’t mean every family should homeschool. But it does mean we should remember that our children’s education is ultimately our responsibility—not the government’s, not a school’s, and not a curriculum’s.

The goal isn’t to raise kids who are good at school. The goal is to raise capable, curious, thoughtful humans.

❤️ And that starts with parenting.

06/18/2026

You could never kill an animal you raised… Is the most ironic statement.

But did you know, there is a strange kind of disconnect in judging the hands that raise their own food while trusting a drive-thru window to feed your children something you never saw live,
never saw raised, never saw processed,
never asked questions about.

You could never butcher a chicken, but you will hand your child nuggets shaped by machines, seasoned for addiction,
wrapped in paper, and call it normal.

You could never eat from your own pasture, but you will eat from a box,
a bag, a fryer, a factory line, and never wonder what had to happen before it reached your plate.

You could never stomach the blood,
but you trust the label.

You could never face the life, but you consume the death.

You could never raise it, love it, feed it,
thank God for it, and use it with reverence.

But every morning, you rub chemicals beneath your arms, spray fragrance over your skin, swallow ingredients you can not pronounce, and call the farmer cruel.

Maybe the cruelty is not in knowing where your food comes from.

Maybe the cruelty is in forgetting.
For the farmer remembers.

The farmer sees the life.
The farmer carries the weight.
The farmer gives thanks.
The farmer wastes little.

And while the world grows farther from the soil, the barn, the blood, and the truth…

Some of us still believe food should come with gratitude, not ignorance.

Thank God for the Farmer and all the Homesteaders pulling up chairs at this Grand Table of animal husbandry. ❤️ 🤠
Hats off to the men and women embracing where their food truly comes from. 👏

📸 Sitka Blacktail Deer enjoying the lush grass across the water.