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🐔 Unexpected Surprises: Lessons from Farm Fresh Eggs 🥚 🥚 Last night, my wife and I experienced something extraordinary with our farm fresh eggs. The first, a charming blue egg, revealed two yolks—a 1 in 1,000 occurrence. The second, a standard brown egg, held a single yolk. But the third, an unusually large egg, contained three yolks, defying odds of 1 in 25 million! This delightful surprise from our chickens got me thinking about the unexpected in life and business. Just like these rare yolks, sometimes the most remarkable opportunities come in the most unassuming packages. So, here’s a little encouragement: Embrace the unexpected. Cherish the surprises that life throws your way. They might just be the rare opportunities that lead to extraordinary outcomes. Stay open to the possibilities, and who knows? You might find your “three-yolk” moment around the corner. #LifeLessons #EmbraceTheUnexpected #Opportunity #FarmFreshWisdom

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Two brothers, against all odds, saved a 135-year-old olive orchard, and since 2012 they have been providing the people of California (and the rest of America) with one of the best-quality olive oils. Subscribe to hear them tell you what it took and learn a thing or two about the farmers, the farmers markets, and the amazing health benefits of olive oil. First episode is coming soon to YouTube! Nuvo Olive Oil

When It's National don't put all your eggs in one Omelet day it's an overt poultry "Basket" play on words. #DontPutAllYourEggsinOneOmelet Regardless where and how you use your eggs please buy from a diverse group of local farmers. Support a Diverse Group of American Farmers. Celebrate Every Day ! #allyoureggsinonebasket #allyoureggsinomeomelet #diviersify #riskmanagement #riskadverse https://lnkd.in/eGvThcpH

#grogtoks Me Grog. Me discover fire! One day, Grog rub two sticks together, and poof! Big bright thing! Me call it fire. 🔥 Fire make Grog's life better. It warm, it cook food, and it keep scary animals away. Tribe very happy with Grog’s discovery. Everyone use fire. Grog proud! But Grog think. "Should me patent fire? Should me make fire only Grog's?" Grog decide no. Not everything need patent. Fire too important. Fire for everyone. If Grog keep fire for self, tribe not grow strong. Tribe not survive cold nights. Tribe not cook mammoth meat. Sometimes, best thing to share. Fire help everyone. Fire make life better for whole tribe. Grog know some things best when all can use. So, Grog share fire with all. No patent. Just warm, happy tribe. 🔥😊 #intellectualproperty #InnovationForEveryone #shalinionpatents

A first. I wrote a blog post with absolutely zero mention of soalr. This one is about the crap we eat, how it's grown what it does to us and Dolphins! https://lnkd.in/edJWQZ5G

🌎🌄🦌 #Biodiversity 💚 #Crops4Critters 🐝 #3Cheers4Chicory 📣 Food plot learning link: Dr. Deer offers insights and tips for folks thinking about adding Chicory to their food plot plans and/or mixes. 2 min. 34 sec. video. 💫

I have a phrase that I used to use a lot more often to describe my oldest son (Note, Dallin Farris has grown and matured a lot over the last nearly 24 years, but there are still times that this fits him to the T). . . It is a very descriptive phase that comes from an upbringing next to a large cow pasture in what was previously a much more rural area in Utah . . . that is now filled with homes. The phrase is "Digging in the Stink." That phrase may not mean much to most, but for anyone that has been through cattle grazing areas there is meaning here. Here is the origin of the phrase . . . Cow poop a lot. The proverbial cow pie is significant and it stinks when it first comes out. However, if you just leave it alone and let the outer layer dry up the smell goes away. A dry cow pie no longer stinks, nor attracts flies. Unless, you take a stick (or some other instrument) and start to dig around in that piece of cow manure. If you break open that crusty layer and root around some you will find that the smell comes back . . . so do the flies. I think of this a lot in our world today. There are those that just cannot let good enough alone and move on, but they have to dig around in the stink. They actively look for faults and weaknesses of others and do all that they can to bring out the stink in this world never letting the opportunity pass them by. Today, I choose to let those chances to "dig in the stink" pass me by and to focus on the good that everyone brings to the world. #lawnmowerthoughts #goodness #Timetoreflect #Easter

Happy Paw Paw Day! How do you like to enjoy our favorite canal fruit? Since humans first arrived on the North American continent and came into contact with pawpaw, it has been widely utilized. Native peoples of most tribes east of the Mississippi cultivated the plant, eating its fruit raw or drying it into cakes to be rehydrated and consumed later. Learn more about this tropical-flavored fruit here: https://lnkd.in/eC3xTdhu. 📸: Jon Wolz

𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆: 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗿 The week is done. Time to shut the world out, make yourself a hot drink, and cwtch up with an autumnal short story. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eY3-4jBn