Farmer's familiarity with his livestock pays off in early care
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Editor's note: This article contains some explicit biological terminology.
It was a late spring day with mostly blue sky, but some heavy dark clouds.
Walt was waiting when Ruth and I pulled into his barnyard. Ruth was short with dark hair. She had worked for me for a couple of years and although not a farm girl, she really enjoyed the farms we visited.
Walt's farm had offered a variety we didn't often see: draft horses, along with the cattle.
Walt greeted us with his beaming smile and an outstretched hand, his handshake firm and sincere. I knew these men judged men they met by their han...
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