
In most instances, taking over a few distressed pivots and accompanying rangeland in the middle of nowhere wouldn’t exactly be considered a good idea.
For Elar Jenkins of Tonopah, Nevada, it not only made sense, it has become one of the most productive forage businesses in the state. He will be the first one to tell you, however, it hasn’t come without a lot of trials and help from a supportive family.













“Alex, I sent an e-mail to the senator like you’ve been bugging me to do. It won’t do any good but maybe it will get you off my back.”
For Tyler and Randy Brown of Gillespie, Illinois, becoming the local suppliers of quality alfalfa hay for several of the area’s dairies has been a successful ride that neither one anticipated. Although alfalfa hay has been a part of their farm production strategy since Tyler was in grade school, it has only recently been a push for quality that has made it a trademark of their business.
America is often called the “land of opportunity,” and for one immigrant that is certainly proving to be true.
Re: Good guesses...
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Re: Where is this? February 2012
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Re: Where is this? February 2012
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Re: Where is this? February 2012
Posted on Wednesday, 15 February 2012 by Bill Topp.It is near the foot hills of Alberta around Olds.