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That is so inspirational. I would love to read the article as well. I'm not sure I could personally do it, but I would like to grow more of what we eat around here.

Our most profitable crop is corn. Obviously the season is over for that this year, so during the winter months we focus more on our livestock. We are looking to buy some more land in the coming years to grow soybeans.

There are farm-themed ornaments you can order from Amazon (you can find everything on Amazon, it seems). I've found many of ours through sellers on Etsy as well. I was browsing the Hallmark Keepsake collection, and they have a couple of horse ornaments this year.

I'd like to take my wife and kids to visit her parents for a few days over Christmas. They live in another state. The problem is that I don't have anyone who can feed our animals while we're gone. I always give our employees a few days off at Christmas. I don't feel like it's fair to ask them to...

I do allow our neighbor borrow our tractor from time to time. We've known his family for years, though. I'm not sure I'd lend out my equipment to someone we don't know well.

Right now, we have pigs. We want to get some chickens this next year. We also have a couple of cats and dogs. We decided to start out with just one kind of animal (pigs) and go from there when we were more comfortable with what we were doing.

I haven't done a lot of woodworking, but I'd like to get into it more in the future. My wife and I have been growing several plants to give away as gifts to family and friends. We hope they enjoy them. We think the house could always use a little color in the wintertime to make it a bit brighter.

I started pulling out our Christmas decorations because we put our tree up on Thanksgiving each year. We have a very unique tree. We always decorate it with farm-themed ornaments, so we have a bunch of pigs, cows, tractors, etc. on our Christmas tree. Our friends and family always get a kick out...