Hay farm in Virginia. Tweets by the Farmer's Husband,British expat lawyer,MA Oxon
Virginia, USA
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WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
If you’re a farmer struggling with your mental health, you can text the word 'Hawkstone' to the number 85258 for a professional, confidential, 24/7 chat line.
With mental health struggles on the climb throughout the industry, PLEASE reach out to anyone if you’re struggling.
Repost this please, it could help someone. 🤝
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
TB from a farmer…
I will no doubt get some hate for this but i’m past caring. We rear cattle to the best of our ability with health and welfare a paramount.Friday/Monday was our 6 month TB test. We are in a hotspot, it’s been found in the wildlife and it’s in cattle around us /1 – at Little Strickland, England
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
Benedict XVI has died.
He was elected Pope on April 19, 2005; I can’t explain the excitement there was in the piazza that day.
Many of us grew up only knowing one Pope: John Paul II. To be honest, it was even weird to see someone else in white.
RIP, good and faithful servant.
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
Great news, perhaps it can encourage a long-term solution?
@QueensCollegeOx nice photo! – at Oakington, England
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
It was just a year ago that upstate NY dairy farmers organized convoys of milk and dairy into NYC to feed hungry people during COVID. Now the @NYCFood spits in our faces describing our food as unhealthy and bad for environment. Why did we ever bother to care about the City?
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
In Pennsylvania, 150 farmers receive notice that the company they sell milk to no longer wants them. A scramble to find a new milk market. dairyherd.com/news/livestock…
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
I can’t afford this, but it’s double signed and just a stunning book — any takers? @OxfamOnlineShop
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
Source A on the left draining from cultivated land in a mixed arable rotation, source B on the right draining from land that hasn’t been tilled for over 100+ years. A = My Farm, B = A134 😜
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
Graduated this week from the University of Glasgow, BVMS MRCVS, now returned to the states and will be starting work mid-July in a rural practice in Maine!
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
Today is also #FrogFriday & it's important we inform people that certain "cute" images involve poor treatment of #animals. This one is by Tanto Yensen, accused of animal cruelty for stacking animals in unnatural poses & using glue & string to attach many of them @HamillHimself
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
This #frog has a very important message and it goes something like this:
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
I invite all men and women in our world to make good use of the gifts that the Lord has entrusted to us to preserve and make his creation even more beautiful. #LaudatoSiWeek
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Don't let anyone ever convince you that the small things don't matter, especially when it's kindness and goodness, the small things....they add up. #Maine – at Maine, USA
Jenni Tilton-Flood, a Maine dairy farmer, hosted a mobile vaccine clinic. 42 people got a shot.
“When I’m older, my grandkids will ask me what I did during the pandemic and I’ll say: ‘I collated.’ But it’s still something.”
@annaedney on the new phase:
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
WalnutKitchenHS retweeted
Honored to win this award. Proud to be acknowledged for good that is brewing out of Roanoke Valley. Shout out to the #hometeam for all the support to make us standout. with BlackCotton.us
Julius Tillery will receive the 23rd William C. Friday Award. Tillery founded Black Cotton, which centers and uplifts the Black community closest to the cotton fields in Northampton County, and works to improve the lives of farmers and farming communities. park.ncsu.edu/julius-tillery
