Farmers are crazy busy during planting season, so odds are someone else is planning and cooking their meals. Cooking 3 meals a day is a lot of work, never mind that these meals have to be ready to eat in the field. That is why we are dedicating this month’s recipe article to all those hardworking cooks out there.
Since it is planting season, working long hours at a fast pace may cause farm safety to become an issue. It is probably the last thing on a Farmer’s mind right now, but during this season Farmers are particularly at risk.
Hi Everyone, I am Tara, the newest member of the Allied Team. I am thrilled to be here and cannot wait to meet all of you. In the meantime, Kirk has asked me to share with you the journey that led me to Allied Financial….
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March 23 marked the one-year anniversary of the market low brought on by the pandemic. Since then, the S&P 500 has seen its largest 12-month gain since 1936, exceeding the recovery in 2010 from the global financial crisis. Equity markets performed well through the first quarter, extending the gains made since March last year.
Making plans to support the next generation of Farmers
One Pan Chicken Fajitas. Easy to make, easy to clean up and taste great.
During planting season, a Farmer’s workday is sunup to sundown and often, longer. It can be too easy to skip meals and forget to hydrate. Here are 5 simple tips to keep you healthy this season.
What better way to socially distance yourself than by exploring the great outdoors? Here are 12 items you should buy before you set off on a trip this fall.
COOKING with Janine: Our recipe this month - Chocolate Black Bean Cookies. Black bean cookies? You bet. These cookies made with black beans are a healthy dessert that tastes chocolate-y and satisfying.
Carbon Tax increases……should Farmers be worried? The Federal Government has pledged to more than triple the price of carbon by 2030. What does that mean for Farmers?