Category Archives: Ask A Farmer

We had another great question come in to the blog from a reader: Q:  Why is my child learning about agriculture in school? A:  Agriculture is a vital part of today’s society. One in three jobs in Nebraska has something … Continue reading →

Here’s another question from a blog reader: Q:  “I’ve driven by a lot of farms with huge combines and tractors, and hundreds of cows. If your farm is that big, how can you call yourself a family farm? Aren’t you … Continue reading →

Thank you to another blog reader who submitted the following question: Q:  “I’ve heard of kids working on the farm when they’re really young. Don’t you think it’s dangerous and inappropriate for such young children to be around big equipment?” … Continue reading →

Q:  “You talk about how many people one farmer feeds and that you have the job of feeding the world. Well, what about all the people right here in the U.S. that worry about where their next meal will come … Continue reading →

We had another great question come in to the blog from a reader: “What’s the real difference between conventional and organic? I’ve been buying organic produce – is it really better than the cheaper non-organic? Is it the same with … Continue reading →

Thank you to one of our blog readers for being the first to submit a question! Here’s what came in to the comments section: Question:  “I’m concerned whether the food I feed my children is safe or not. I’ve heard … Continue reading →

No question is a bad question when it comes to finding out more about the food your family is eating. So here’s your chance to ask a question and hear back from a REAL farmer with a REAL answer! Ask … Continue reading →