http://Thanksgivingreflections I have discovered it very hard to be an active blogger with a career driving in the ag business industry. Lately I've been working harder as a novelist, during my writing time, preparing my "bestseller" This fall was extremely hard anyway. On September 10th I had a minor accident and broke my right wrist. … Continue reading Thanksgiving Reflection
I'm not one to make quick change. After a year of thought, consideration, and consulting with trusted friends I came to decide on the new name. I want to thank my friend James Hunt for the brilliant idea choice. Antique Iron Media closely resembles and shares the same initials as the Antique Iron Mafia that … Continue reading It’s All in a Name
Years ago, when I was finally old enough to appreciate the man, I remember visiting with my grandfather. Grandpa farmed using horses when he was younger. The stories of that way of life and memories of the first tractors were very educational. Grandpa witnessed great changes in his lifetime. He never operated a big four … Continue reading Then and Now, prologue
Every year, since the creation of the Antique Iron Mafia, I have shared insight about the respect deserved by owners displaying on a show line. The public owes gratitude to anyone willing to make effort to restore and present our farming history for viewing. Remember there is a great undertaking to present a tractor or … Continue reading Respect
The bigger the toys get, the more involved to haul them. I come from the school of thought "If a person has to continue to borrow a tool, they need to own their own." I out grew my original tilt top trailer pretty quickly years ago. The original intended use for the trailer was actually … Continue reading It’s all about Logistics
I'm planning to write a series in the coming few publications aptly titled "Maybe its not just about the iron" This series will share my observations and stories about the life blood to the "tractor" passion, the people. No one can admit to having the perfect job. I do have to say my current work … Continue reading Maybe its not just about the iron………….. on other farms
This past weekend I took part in a royal dinner party. Granted most people in my social standing just consider it having supper together. Doug Edwards and I had planned the gathering and I had looked forward to the meal with eager anticipation. I'm sure there are black tie events that still happen. Most gatherings … Continue reading Country Elegance
A little over a week ago, Doug Edwards introduced me to a new friend. Jessica Mullen was a part of our group when I was invited to take part in the Shiloh Valley plow adventure. This was Jessica's first experience to be around antique tractors. During the day, our friendship grew. I was so impressed … Continue reading From New Eyes
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