This edition of Take 5 with a Farmer we chat with Sam and Michael from Seriously Green Farms about people that have had the biggest impact on their journey so far, and what advice they would give to someone looking to the agriculture industry! What is your least favourite task to do on the farm? …
How did you discover 4th Line Cattle Company? I first discovered 4th Line Cattle Co. when my boyfriend (Tim Walcott, owner of Motus Strength Health Club in Erin, ON) started training Matt, one of the owners! I am one of the personal trainers there as well, so I saw Matt a few of the mornings! We…
What is your favourite aspect of farming? In Farming you are allowed to learn something new everyday, truly. You have to learn to adapt to change on the fly and in that you learn a new skill. What is your least favourite task to do on the farm? Being out on the cold days tapping…
What is your favourite aspect of farming? I love watching things grow and thrive. To me, managing soil and creation using nature’s tools, and watching life of all kinds explode, is just incredible. In an era when the industry thinks you need synthetic, manmade tools in order to make a farm profitable, I love seeing…
What is your favourite aspect of farming? Our favourite aspect of farming is being in control of our destiny and the growth of our farm. We decide how much time to put in to achieve our dreams. What is your current pet peeve around the farm? We’re sure most farmers can agree, not having enough money…
What is your least favourite task to do on the farm? Least favorite is dealing with sick animals and unloading square bales. What is one misconception that you hope to change in the industry? It’s not really a misconception it’s more like an enlightening. I don’t think the public really understands what goes into the…
What is your favourite aspect of farming? My favourite aspect of farming is being completely in control of our food and getting to grow and care for our animals throughout their lives Who is the person who has had the biggest impact on your farming journey thus far? My parents. They were master sheep…
