Wyoming Fieldgrove Farm - America's Heartland

[@lizbrite]

Great job. Thank you for helping our environment. Thank you for taking the time to reasearch new ways to do the job better and safer.

[@sethb9545]

People around the world knows about Wyoming's grouses restoration project !!!!

[@pieterse4075]

Looks like Bonsmara cattle ?

[@nickcox6556]

Are the goats milked or raised for meat?

[@taydenescoz6625]

Uhhh so I actually live there and we don’t raise them for meat but we do kid them and it is just weed control out there so that’s what we do

[@eccentricdetectorists9754]

She called "Dibs" on their house.....

[@bonnierose6672]

Retired couple looking for cheep small farm. Enough for a couple of horse's, cows, few chickens, goats. Want to be way out in country.

[@TheANISHCOOL]

I don't really like flesh businesses coz you raise a thing and the bond is unbearable.... I will never trade a life..

[@anmlvoice]

This story was repeated today, April 23, 2017, on PBS. While the Grove family seem like intelligent people, and they are concerned with the environment, they have one huge flaw. They continue to "drink the koolaid": they follow along blindly. All the good they do and all they are concerned with does not mitigate their extensive cruelty to animals. They imprison animals for the soul purpose of profiting from their slaughter. Most likely they are among those animal-killing profiters who claim to "love their animals." “In fact, if one person is unkind to an animal it is considered to be cruelty, but where a lot of people are unkind to animals, especially in the name of commerce, the cruelty is condoned and, once large sums of money are at stake, will be defended to the last by otherwise intelligent people.”--Ruth Harrison, Animal Machines

[@henryford4856]

Da Muller so go eat your tofu and watch CNN

[@46rambo49]

so let's have all the liberals stop trying to put ranchers out of business and take all their water...............