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Farmer Mary's Field Notes

Farmer Mary's Field Notes

Auteur(s): Mary Davis
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Farmer Mary's Field Notes is the weekly journal of a middle aged city slicker white collar woman turned regenerative rancher. Each week, she posts a story about life on the family's 4th generation farm - Laughlin Highlands Farm - in the small crossroads of Gavers, Ohio. Listen in for humor, drama, the occasional tears, and most importantly, the recipe for what Mary is cooking for Sunday dinner.

© 2025 2025 Laughlin Highlands Farm LLC
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  • FARM Life Balance: Is It Really That Tough? (Week 42)
    Oct 13 2025

    Welcome back to Laughlin Highlands Farm!
    This week, we hit a major milestone — over 260 chickens and 30+ turkeys processed and ready for the freezer! The barn is quieter, the fields are calmer, and I’m reflecting on what it means to manage time, stress, and sanity during the busiest weeks of farm life.

    If you’ve ever felt stretched thin trying to juggle family, work, and homesteading, this one’s for you. We’ll talk about what’s working (and what’s not), how to keep joy in the daily grind, and a few lessons from this week’s farm chaos.

    💬 Topics Covered:

    • Managing time and expectations when farm life gets overwhelming
    • Finding sustainable rhythms between chores and family time
    • Stress management tips for homesteaders
    • How outdoor work can restore mental balance
    • Why slower living doesn’t always mean “easy living”

    📦 Farm Updates:

    • 261 chickens + 30+ turkeys processed in Baltic, OH
    • Prepping pastures for winter rest
    • Recipe of the week: a hearty, slow-food comfort meal from the farm kitchen

    🐓 Watch more from our farm:
    👉 Laughlin Highlands Farm YouTube Channel

    ❤️ Support the Farm:
    Shop meat boxes, lamb snacks, and more at LaughlinHighlandsFarm.com

    Buy Meat Raised on Our Farm -> Laughlin Highlands Farm

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    6 min
  • Change Your Life - Break Free From Your Rut - Farmer Mary Field Notes (Week 38)
    Sep 15 2025

    🌱 Are your habits leading to growth—or digging you into a rut?
    In this video, I share a farm-inspired reflection on how our daily routines mirror the ruts in our pastures. From corralling escaped turkeys to navigating the muddy paths of habit, this story blends farm life with real lessons in self development, mental health, and personal growth.

    We’ll explore:
    1. Why habits can either keep you stuck or move you toward transformation
    2. How negative thought patterns create “ruts” in your mind
    3. Simple ways to adjust your daily routine for motivation and productivity
    4. The role of mindset and faith in building a life of resilience and purpose

    This isn’t just a farm story—it’s a reminder that with intention, you can break free, reset your perspective, and cultivate habits that bring inspiration, self improvement, and positive change.

    ✨ If you’ve ever felt like you’re stuck, this motivational video is for you.

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    Connect with us!
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    Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/farmer-marys-field-notes/id1836965250
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/34haqAnv2OrNrGZMvrPPSH
    YouTube: https://youtube.com/@laughlinhighlandsfarm
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laughlinhighlandsfarm/

    📧 Subscribe for Farmer Mary in your email and get 25% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER: https://www.laughlinhighlandsfarm.com/pages/social-email-sign-up

    ⏰ Timecodes ⏰
    00:00 – Daily habits and farm pastures
    00:04 – The impact of routines and escaped turkeys
    00:08 – Soup season & small farm reflections
    00:11 – A request for your help
    00:14 – Why grass (and habits) matter
    00:23 – Driving paths into pastures (and minds)
    00:30 – How ruts form in grass and in life
    00:42 – Rain, mud, and habits that get baked in
    00:50 – The ruts we make in our minds

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    8 min
  • I Quit a University Career to Become a FARMER Was It Worth It? - Farmer Mary Field Notes (Week 37)
    Sep 8 2025

    🔥 This podcast is supported by tryourfarm.com! ➡️ tryourfarm.com
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    Why would someone walk away from a secure career in higher education to chase life on a family farm? In this week’s Field Notes with Farmer Mary, I open up about the tough questions, the doubts, and the unexpected joys of starting over.

    From building fences and wrangling animals to reflecting on mindset, regrets, and the meaning of work, this is my raw take on what it’s like to trade the classroom for the pasture.

    👉 If you’ve ever wondered about life after college, career change, or pursuing sustainable farming, this story is for you.

    🌱 Whether you’re a woman farmer, aspiring rancher, or someone searching for work-life balance in rural living, join me on this journey of personal growth and community.

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    Connect with us!
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    Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/farmer-marys-field-notes/id1836965250
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/34haqAnv2OrNrGZMvrPPSH
    YouTube: https://youtube.com/@laughlinhighlandsfarm
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laughlinhighlandsfarm/

    📧 Subscribe for Farmer Mary in your email and get 25% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER: https://www.laughlinhighlandsfarm.com/pages/social-email-sign-up

    ⏰ Timecodes ⏰

    0:00 – Why did I choose this?
    1:05 – Kids going back to school
    2:10 – Losing my helpers
    3:15 – Balancing animals with jobs
    4:20 – Starting from the basics
    5:25 – Battling feelings of inadequacy
    6:30 – Learning tractor skills
    7:35 – Community and open-mindedness
    8:40 – Wrestling with pessimism
    9:45 – Finding small joys again

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    8 min
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