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Kylie is back this week with an amazing human and friend, T. If you don't already know her, you should definitely get to know her from her new podcast.Good movement draws good movement. She is a cattle rancher and mother from Nebraska bringing positivity to ears all over. Follow her on IG at: https://www.instagram.com/terryn.drieling/or with her new podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-movement-draws-good-movement/id1712887159 Thanks for being here, catch you next week!

We hope you all have a great holiday with your family. Remember to count your blessings but maybe dive a little deeper than the main few we all are clearly ALWAYS thankful for. Tune in to hear a few we have really seen this year for ourselves.If you have the time consider sharing on socials or with a friend. We appreciate you being here and keeping this time we love together alive!

Whether you are surviving or thriving, we are in the same boat as you.Seasons change and so does time for surviving and time thriving!Praying you through either one friends. Thanks for being here.

Welcome back, getting back in the swing of recording after Whit had her baby. We are glad to have you with us! If you enjoy the podcast will you please consider leaving a review and tagging us on socials?

Grace, grace and more grace. Join us this week in the second of our harvest series talking on grace. We are in the thick of it with you and want you to know you are not alone. But we do think grace in our lives go a long way during the busiest of seasons! We are praying for safety, happiness and great harvests over your families. Until next time!

Welcome back as we end the week with some farm safety.Agriculture ranks among the most hazardous jobs in the world.Farmers are at very high risk for fatal and nonfatal injuries; and farming is one of the few industries in which family members (who often share the work and live on the premises) are also at risk for fatal and nonfatal injuries.Did you know about 84 kids die each year in accidents on farms, according to a new study, and 26,570 are injured badly.That is why it is so important to us not only as Farmers, but as Mothers to educate those on our operations, our kids and to all of you! You can never have enough education on safety in our eyes.