Community Corral
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: An exercise in empathy
To make coffee in our kitchen on one foot and using a walker, you need to shuttle things to intermediary…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Stuck in solitary
I’ve spent a lot of my time on Earth alone. Farming has meant many hours alone on a tractor or…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Tales of harvest adventures
I was talking to Dale, a former farm kid. I was telling him how harvest was going. Dale tolerated me…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Tired of feeling angry
I’ve spent a lot of days on a tractor. Most are forgotten. Those are ones where the biggest concerns were…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: So Long to an Old Friend
We have an old cat in our house. Our children have come and gone and come and gone. But Taffy…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: The ‘home’ in hometown
Dean Brinkman filling in for Randy during harvest season I went to visit an old friend the other day. It…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Tired of all the anger
[ad id=”113688″] Back in my running-around days, there would sometimes be a guy at the bar who was mad about…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: He misses them already
They’re gone. The swallows have left the farm. It’s not quite as predictable as San Juan Capistrano, but it’s close. …
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick A solution that causes problems
Occasionally someone refers to driving through the Midwest as boring. Corn, soybeans, corn, soybeans. If you’re a farmer, it is…
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Weeds by Randy Krzmarzick: Piles of stuff that bring joy
Don and Mel Cook were friends of mine along with Mel’s wife Marie. They’re gone now, which is true for…
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