Issue Archive
myFarmLife.com went live in March 2011. Web-exclusive content is available on this site from that date forward, while content from FarmLife™ magazine is available on the main section of this site beginning with the 2011 spring issue. For older content from the magazine, as well as from our sister publication Advantage, please see the digital flipbooks below. All extra web content is linked from the pages of these magazines.
Print Issues
Enjoy the digital magazine versions of our issues:
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Spring 2013 (small farm edition)
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A Farm with a View /// The slow-food movement and “location, location, location” help the Neale family live a dream at Windmist Farm.
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Spring 2013 (large farm edition)
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Farm Fusion /// How one family managed to stay whole by growing apart.
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Winter 2012 (small farm edition)
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History Repeating Itself /// The Utsey family has found ways to live off their Alabama land, passed down for six generations.
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Winter 2012 (large farm edition)
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Growing Into Business /// Three generations of Dutch Americans build a solid operation in one of North America’s most beautiful places.
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Fall 2012 (small farm edition)
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Black Dirt, Big Bounty /// The Morgiewicz family grows great produce in one of North America’s most fertile regions, just an hour from one of the world’s largest cities.
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Fall 2012 (large farm edition)
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Time Share /// How custom farming helps a growing number of producers manage risk and share the cost of new, more efficient equipment.
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Summer 2012 (small farm edition)
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Saddle Up /// To riders with and without badges, a retired member of Key West’s Police Mounted Unit teaches a unique blend of horseriding safety and self-defense.
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Summer 2012 (large farm edition)
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One Step at a Time /// This farmer approaches change at his own deliberate pace.
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Spring 2012 (small farm edition)
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Family Preserves /// Just 80 miles from Times Square, Jones Family Farms offers a great experience for visitors, and help to other farmers trying to protect their rural acres.
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Spring 2012 (large farm edition)
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Through The Wringer /// Farmers field-test the new Massey Ferguson 9500 combines and declare them ahead of the pack in grain quality, fuel efficiency and ease of operation.
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Winter 2011 (small farm edition)
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Keen On Peaches /// A farmer with a passion for flying helicopters, Greg Waters thinks this fuzzy fruit will take off in Florida.
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Winter 2011 (large farm edition)
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Remember The Fundamentals /// A fertilizer expert by trade and a rancher for the love of it, this producer advises friends and neighbors to take advantage of the opportunities Mother Nature gives you.
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Fall 2011 (small farm edition)
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The Big Apple /// The Merciers began with 27 acres. Now, their orchard and related businesses are one of Georgia’s best-known agricultural enterprises.
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Fall 2011 (large farm edition)
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Local Flavor /// The story of how the Southeastern Farmer of the Year helped grow the Vidalia onion into one of the biggest brands in agriculture.
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Summer 2011 (small farm edition)
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Outstanding in the Field /// Stephen and Dawn Robertson have made a nice life at East Fork Farm marketing farm-to-table. One night last summer, their market came to them. |
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Summer 2011 (large farm edition)
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Day Job /// Through custom work, an Iowa farmer finds a way to equip his family operation, and those of his customers, with the latest in ag technology. |
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Farm Life, Winter 2010
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Hockey Dad /// How a dairy dad built a hockey rink for his four boys, a gathering place for the community and a business that allows him to enjoy it. |
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Advantage, Winter 2010
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Innovations /// How the AGCO brand and its predecessors changed the way we farm. |
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Farm Life, Fall 2010
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Legacy of Land /// An award-winning rancher, pioneering conservationist and sixth-generation cattleman looks ahead to generations seven, eight—and beyond. |
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Advantage, Fall 2010
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Custom Cutters /// Chasing the harvest with Shorty Kulhanek. |
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Farm Life, Summer 2010
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More Than Laughs /// At home and on the road with the world’s funniest rodeo entertainer. |
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Advantage, Summer 2010
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New Approach /// A businessman returns to the family farm with a fresh perspective on management. |
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