Puffman’s Ag Watch
I received a report this morning that the custom cutter guys are basking in the 106 degree heat out in Kansas. They finished some wheat at Sharon Springs and it averaged 40 bushels (dry land) with 63-64 test-weight
I received a report this morning that the custom cutter guys are basking in the 106 degree heat out in Kansas. They finished some wheat at Sharon Springs and it averaged 40 bushels (dry land) with 63-64 test-weight
like mine RARE, bun NOT toasted, ketchup, relish, onions and mustard, no pickles! I'm the Puffman. The North Toole County Fire Department is fired up and ready to go and host an appreciation BBQ this Saturday for the residents of their service area
Life certainly has it's up and downs, it's smooth sailing and stormy seas, it's rough patches and bumpy roads along the way. Life and life's events can sometimes be simply overwhelming. The Chester Community Healing and Hope Grief Support Group will be meeting this Wednesday evening from 5 to 6:30 at the Chester United Methodist Church
It's Montana History reading tomorrow (Tuesday) evening up at our beautiful assisted living/retirement facility, the Marias Heritage Center. I'll be reporting to the Sun Room at the Heritage tomorrow night to continue with that book about the lady doctor in the mining camps of Montana back in the 1860's
Tomorrow, Saturday, marks the day for the 6th annual Beautiful Minds Walk down in Great Falls and the weather looks PERFECT! This walk raises awareness about recovery from mental illness while raising funds for the Center for Mental Health clients to attend conferences, purchase equipment, go on group outings and for emergency medications
That's the subject of a new novel I'm perusing by author Timothy J. Korzep. Korzep, in his working life, found himself surrounded by fund managers, market strategists, and analysts, spending time in Paris, Milan, London, and Hong Kong
Tomorrow, Thursday, is Flag Day and the Cut Bank Elks Lodge will be putting on their Flag Day service at Cut Bank City Park at high noon tomorrow. This presentation commemorates the birth of the American flag with examples of the evolution of the flag beginning with the Pine Tree flag adapted by the colonies back in 1775
No, no, I'm not moving in...yet! Today is Tuesday already this morning I'm looking forward to reading more Montana History this evening at 6 at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. As I mentioned in a previous Puffman Blog, our Tuesday evening reading group is enjoying the true life sage of a pioneer lady doctor
My special guest on the Puffman Show this Tuesday afternoon at 4:35 has definitely been there, done that! He's Art Keller, former CIA operative in the agency, division responsible for tracking black market nuclear weapons
The worst natural disaster in Montana history occurred in the second week of June back in 1964. Creeks and streams turned into raging, mile-wide rivers and for the first time since Gibson Dam was built on the Sun River, water came pouring over it's top
think many of us still like to read the "old school" way...that's right, NOT off a danged computer screen, but a good old hardbound book with pages and chapters you can actually hold and feel in your hands
I always say that not only have we NOT done enough for our veterans, but we still (in my opinion) don't do enough. I'm always glad to look over our PSA calendar of upcoming events here at the radio station and note that the Montana Veterans Affairs representative will soon be visiting our area